SOA S90-02A Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

SOA S90-02A Online Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  A SOAP message is an XML document that is comprised of a set of pre-defined parts. Which of the following are parts that can be found in a SOAP message? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

  A. Envelope
  B. Body
  C. Header
  D. Footer
  A. Envelope
  B. Body
  C. Header

• Question 12:

  The XML language is expressed through the use of: Select the correct answer.

  A. elements or tags
  B. databases or repositories
  C. services or components
  D. service compositions or orchestrations
  A. elements or tags

• Question 13:

  Which of the following statements is true? Select the correct answer.

  A. REST services primarily rely on the use of SOAP headers to exchange message metadata.
  B. REST services primarily rely on the use of JMS headers to exchange message metadata.
  C. REST services primarily rely on the use of HTTP headers to exchange message metadata.
  D. REST services do not exchange messages with headers.
  C. REST services primarily rely on the use of HTTP headers to exchange message metadata.

• Question 14:

  Each WSDL __________________ can define a set of __________________ and/or __________________ messages to express data exchange requirements. Select the correct answer.

  A. operation, type, RPC
  B. operation, input, output
  C. function, type, RPC
  D. function, operation, type
  B. operation, input, output

• Question 15:

  Most industry-standard WS-* features are designed to be implemented as: Select the correct answer.

  A. WSDL operations
  B. WS-BPEL definitions
  C. SOAP headers
  D. HTTP headers
  C. SOAP headers

• Question 16:

  UDDI stands for: Select the correct answer.

  A. Universal Definition, Direction, and Intelligence
  B. Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
  C. United Discovery, Data, and Interoperability
  D. United Document, Definition, and Interchange
  B. Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration

• Question 17:

  Which of the following statements makes sense? Select the correct answer.

  A. I designed a unique XML schema for each of my REST services so that the HTTP methods used by these services are consistently named.
  B. My REST services are limited to the use of the GET HTTP method because only one XML schema was designed for all of them. In order to support additional HTTP methods, additional XML schemas will need to be designed due to the inherent dependency HTTP has on the XML Schema Definition Language.
  C. I designed my REST services to share the same XML schema.
  D. XML schemas cannot be used by REST services.
  C. I designed my REST services to share the same XML schema.

• Question 18:

  I would like to extend my WSDL definition to include a programmatically consumable statement that communicates that upon receiving a message the service will add an entry to an event log. Which technology should I use? Select the correct answer.

  A. Mashup
  B. XSLT
  C. REST
  D. None of the above.
  D. None of the above.

• Question 19:

  Which of the following statements are false? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

  A. A service enters the service consumer role only when it initiates contact with other service consumers.
  B. A service enters the service consumer role only when it accesses other services acting as intermediaries.
  C. A service enters the service consumer role when it initiates contact with other services acting as service providers, including those also acting as intermediaries.
  D. A service cannot enter the service consumer role.
  A. A service enters the service consumer role only when it initiates contact with other service consumers.
  B. A service enters the service consumer role only when it accesses other services acting as intermediaries.
  D. A service cannot enter the service consumer role.

• Question 20:

  Which of the following exist as XML documents? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

  A. WSDL definition
  B. XSLT stylesheet
  C. XML schema
  D. WS-Policy definition
  A. WSDL definition
  B. XSLT stylesheet
  C. XML schema
  D. WS-Policy definition