Tag: technology

The overall structure of the XML message

The conventions representing the remote procedure call in the XML message

A binding to HTTP

The conventions to wrap and send an error back to the seder

All of the above

Client side stubs automatically generated by a tool

Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII)

Dynamic proxies

A, B, and C

A client must invoke the service by looking up the Java interface in UDDI

Extend SSL for XML

Encrypt specific elements or a complete XML document

Encrypts XML using a public key that can only be decrypted with a secret private key

B and C

New specification request in the community process

A toolkit that allows developers to build, test and deploy Web Services

Includes reference implementations for JavaServer Faces (JSF),JAXB,JAXP,JAXR,JAX-RPC,SAAJ and JSTL

B and C

To read and write to-from a UDDI registry using SOAP messages

To read and write to-from an ebXML registry using SOAP messages

A and B

None of the above

Can be used to generate server side and client side Java (Web Service) code from a WSDL

Can be used to generate a WSDL from Java (Web Service) code

Both A and B

None of the above

True, because they both generate the same SOAP message

False, because one is written in Java and the other in C# etc

None of the above

Both 1 and 2 are correct

An API to produce, consume and manipulate the XML structure for the SOAP message programmatically

An API to for XML messaging

An API for remote procedure calls

All of the above

True, because it also allows business documents like schemas and WSDL to be stored in it

False, because the the actual content is never stored in UDDI

None of the above

Both 1 and 2 are correct

Determine if two XML documents are logically equivalent

Digitally encrypt an XML document

Digitally sign an XML documents

None of the above