Read the following SOAP message:

<s:Envelopexmlns:s="...">

<s:Body>

<s:Faults>

<faultcode>Client.Authentication</faultcode>

<faultstring>

Invalid credentials

</faultstring>

<faultactor>http://acme.com</faultactor>

<detail>

<!-- application specific details -->

</detail>

</s:Faults>

</s:Body>

</s:Envelope>

Which of the following are incorrect elements?

Which of the following Fault types is used when an error, that cannot be directly linked to the processing of the message, occurs?

A subroutine call is going to be XML encoded for SOAP by passing two parameters using the same memory location. How will this be implemented?

Which of the following namespaces is used for messages in SOAP version 1.1?

Encoding styles define how applications on different platforms share information. Which of the following is correct about data types of both applications while implementing encoding styles?

Read the following statements:

Which of the following XML attributes defines exactly how native application and platform data types are to be encoded into a common XML syntax?

Which of the following are true for packaging an RPC request in a SOAP envelope?

Which of the following contains valid syntax for typing values?

PremiumSoft Web Service provides financial quotes. Function getQuote () returns a financial quote for a QuoteID. The message returned in getQuote contains invalid authentication credentials. Which of the following type of SOAP Faults occur in this scenario?

Which of the following is an invalid child of a Fault element of a SOAP message?