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Basic Web Services MCQ

1. A collection of web services constitutes a ___________.

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Correct Answer: T

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2. ____ is a valid top-level domain.

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Correct Answer: .ca

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3. WS-Security includes both signed and unsigned tokens. Which of the following are correct with regard to tokens?

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Correct Answer: A security token in the most basic sense is a piece of security-related information
A signed security token is a piece of security information such as a Kerberos ticket or an x.509 certificate that is cryptographically signed

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4. Which of the following rules must be kept in mind while using SOAP with DIME?

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Correct Answer: The first record in the DIME message must be the SOAP message
Except the first record, the rest of the records in the message are the attachments

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5. The extensibility of Web services through the .NET Framework and ASP.NET Web Services contributes to the power and dynamic nature of Web services. Which of the following are correct with regard to the extensibility of Web services?

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Correct Answer: SOAP extensions enable developers to modify the request or response streams of SOAP messages
SOAP extensions are applied to a particular operation with a custom SOAP extension attribute, or registered with the application (or machine) configuration file
Description formatters can be created to add custom WSDL extensions, and then read to add these SOAP extension attributes

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6. Which of the following is an example of referring an external document through a SOAP envelope?