Mike has built the following document literal web service client class by hand. This code contains an invalid syntax in one line. Identify this line.

1. [WebServiceBinding("MyBinding", "http://MyNS")]

2. public class CustomWebMethods : SoapHttpClientProtocol

3. {

4.      public CustomWebMethods()

5.      {

6.            this.Url = "http://localhost:8080";

7.      }

8.      [DocumentMethod("http://mySoapAction")]

9.      public int Add( int x, int y)

10.     {

11.            Object[] args = {x, y};

12.            Object[] responseMessage = this.Invoke( "Add", args );

13.            return ((int)(responseMessage[0]));

14.      }

15.}

Which ones are correct with regard to asynchronous pattern?

Mark is developing a Web service that handles RPC-encoded operations. He wants to make all the methods of the service RPC-encoded, but does not want to put any attribute for each method. Which class attribute should he use to make all methods of a class RPC-encoded?

You use UDDI operations to find something when you do not know specifically what you are looking for. Which UDDI operations fall in this category?

UDDI stand for?

Which one is correct with regard to the statements given below?

Which are correct with regard to XML serialization?

Which xml tag does not come with a DISCO document automatically generated by .NET?

Referring to the statements, which one is correct?

Refer to the following SOAP message and identify the incorrect child element of the Fault element:

DIME stand for?