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Lotus Using Web Services in IBM Lotus Domino 8 Applications Sample Questions:

1. Otto has has developed CORBA applications in the past to allow external systems to access Domino data. His manager has now asked him if he can develop some Domino Web services. Otto sees that Web services use SOAP. What are some of the characteristics of SOAP?

A) SOAP is an extensible format for exchangingmessages.SOAP is a protocol for communication between applications. SOAP is designed for communication over the
B) A SOAP document is a set of definitions. The SOAP document defines the platform(s), language(s) and protocol(s) that are available for a given Web service.
C) SOAP is a set format for exchanging messages. The messages use only elements and tags defined by the World Wide Web Consortium specification for SOAP;
D) SOAP is a protocol for describing the operations of Web Services in a Service Oriented Architecture environment. It is extensible. SOAP is designed to provide the

2. Mathias generated LotusScript Web service consumer code in a script library, and he calls that library from an agent. To simplify things, he wants to copy all of the Web service consumer code from the script library to the agent, so that all of the code is in the agent and he can delete the script library. Will this work?

A) Yes, it will work as described above.
B) No, it will not work. The consumer code must stay in the script library it was originally generated in.
C) Yes, it will work as long as he also checks "Allow network operations" in the agent properties.
D) Yes, it will work as long as he also adds the line "%INCLUDE "lsxsd.lss"" in his agent.

3. Harlan is examining the SOAP message from his Web service. He notices the use of a soap namespace and some other namespaces as well. What is the purpose of using namespaces?

A) SOAP information uses XML. Element names in XML are not predefined. By using the namespace name as a prefix to element names, one can ensure unique
B) This requirement ensures unique names.
C) SOAP is an extension of XML. Each namespace includes a short string to be used when naming XML elements. Each XML element of the SOAP message must
D) SOAP information uses XML. If any namespaces are designated, the XML parser that processes the SOAP message will first retrieve the schema(s) from the
E) The use of namespaces is completely optional. If a SOAP message does include namespaces, then the name of every XML element in the SOAP message must
F) The XML parser will then validate the content of the SOAP message.

4. Jerry has coded a function called ConnectToProvider in the GetAccountBalance class in the Declaration section of his Web service. What WSDL element will be used to control the request to and response of the function?

A) wsdl:method
B) wsdl:message
C) wsdl:part
D) wsdl:binding

5. Jose wrote the following LotusScript Web service class: Class NumberTest Function GetOne () As IntegerGetOne = 1 End Function Public Function GetTwo () As Integer GetTwo = 2 End Function Private Function GetThree () As Integer GetThree = 3 End Function End Class If "NumberTest" is defined as the PortType class in the Web service design element, which of these methods will be available to remote clients that need to call this Domino Web service?

A) None of the methods will be available, because the Class was not declared to be Public
B) GetOne, GetTwo, and GetThree
C) GetTwo only
D) GetOne and GetTwo

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