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Cassie has been asked to help her team learn how to develop and deploy Domino Web services. She is writing descriptions of some of the standards and protocols used in Web services. What are some distinctions among SOAP, XML, and WSDL?

• A.SOAP is an extensible format for exchanging messages between applications. A WSDL document is a set of definitions, describing operations and protocols
• B.XML is a markup language; SOAP and WSDL are encoded using XML.
• C.The data request and response messages of a Web service are sent in WSDL format.
• D.Domino Web services reference WSDL libraries in order to
• E.XML iseXtensible Markup Language. SOAP is based on XML, and is the foundation for a Web service. WSDL is the data layer of a Web service, and is based on
• F.WSDL is an extensible format for exchanging messages between applications. A SOAP document is a set of definitions, describing operations and protocols
• G.Web services are written using the XML markup language.
• H.SOAP is a format for exchanging 'envelopes' between applications. Messages sent in SOAP envelopes between applications are written in XML. WSDL is a

Alberto sees the following attribute in the WSDL wsdlsoap:binding element: style="document" Where is that attribute set in the Web service in Domino Designer?

• A.Programming model option in the Web Service property box
• B.Port type name field in the Web Services property box
• C.Service port name field in the Web Services property box
• D.SOAP message format option in the Web Service property box

Examine the following WSDL excerpt: <wsdl:portType
name="GetEmployeeInfo"> <wsdl:operation name="GETEMPNAME"> <wsdl:input
message="impl:GETEMPNAMERequest" name="GETEMPNAMERequest"/><wsdl:output
message="impl:GETEMPNAMEResponse"
name="GETEMPNAMEResponse"/></wsdl:operation>
<wsdl:operation name="GETEMPID"><wsdl:input message="impl:GETEMPIDRequest"
name="GETEMPIDRequest"/><wsdl:output message="impl:GETEMPIDResponse"
name="GETEMPIDResponse"/></wsdl:operation> </wsdl:portType> Paola is developing a Domino Web service to supply the appropriate response(s) for the operations represented in the WSDL. How many of what type(s) of LotusScript code blocks must she create?

• A.The PortType class will be named "GetEmployeeInfo". Paola must create 2 private methods, functions, or subs within this class, named "GetEmpNameResponse"
• B.The PortType class will be named "GetEmployeeInfo". Paola must create 2 public methods, functions, or subs, and they must be named "GetEmpName" and
• C.The PortType class will be named "GetEmployeeInfo". Paola must create 2 public methods, functions, or subs, and they must be named "GETEMPNAMEResponse"
• D.The PortType class will be named "GetEmployeeInfo". Paola must create 2 private methods, functions, or subs within this class, named "GETEMPNAME" and

Cameron has been asked to build a Web service to return the temperature of a given city. He has a temp.wsdl file that defines the functions of the Web service and the format of the input and output. What is the first step that Cameron should take?

• A.Copy the WSDL file contents to the clipboard, create a new Web service, and paste the WSDL file into the "WSDL" section in the Web service design element.
• B.Import the WSDL file into a newLotusScript Web service design element.
• C.Edit the WSDL file in Domino Designer.
• D.Find an existingLotusScript Web service and import it into Domino Designer.

Neal wrote a LotusScript agent that calls a Web service with an interface class called DatabaseInfo. The code below accesses the Web service and receives an array of Strings in an StringArray_Holder object as a return value: Dim dbInfo As New DatabaseInfo Dim returnArray As StringArray_Holder Set returnArray = dbInfo.GetUserRolesArray("Test User") What is the correct code to get the first element in the return array?

• A.role1$ =returnArray.GetFirstValue()
• B.role1$ =returnArray.Value(0)
• C.role1$ =returnArray.GetValue(0)
• D.role1 $ =returnArray(0)