Online Access Free A2180-371 Practice Test

Refer to the exhibit.

What could be preventing the developer from modifying some properties in the wizard?

• A.The Web project containing the Java bean is at the J2EE 1.4 level
• B.The Java Bean contains an @Web Service annotation
• C.The delegate class for the Web service already exists
• D.The developer had selected JAX-RPC for the Web services runtime

Which one of these steps does NOT apply when a developer is setting a JAX-WS Web service to be SOAP 1.2 compliant?

• A.Specify in the WSDL to usea SOAP 1.2 SOAP binding in the WSDL binding
• B.Use a JAX-WS Binding Type annotation
• C.Specify wsdl:Xsoap1.2 as a flag during wsgen
• D.Set a property on the SOAP Binding object

Which statements below are TRUE in IBM Web Sphere Application Server V7.0?

• A.JAX-WS and JAX-RPC both offer support for SOAP with attachments
• B.JAX-RPC does not validate any SOAP messages. However JAX-WS, with its inclusion of JAXB, validates all SOAP messages.
• C.JAX-RPC supports WSDL 1.1 and SOAP 1.1 only. JAX-WS adds support forbothWSDL 2.0 and SOAP 1.2.
• D.JAX-WS only supports MTOM and JAX-RPC only supports SOAP with Attachments.
• E.JAX-WS based Web services add native support for WS-Addressing whereas JAX-RPC only offers Web Sphere-specific APIs to use WS-Addressing.

When would a developer NOT need to run the wsdeploy command to deploy a Web service application on IBM Web Sphere Application Server V7.0?

• A.If the Web services application contains both JAX-WS and JAX-RPC services but no deployment classes.
• B.If the Web services application contains only JAX-RPC services but no deployment classes.
• C.If the Web services application contains a deployment descriptor but no deployment classes.
• D.If the Web services application contains only JAX-WS services but no deployment classes.

Before deploying a Stateless Session EJB-based JAX-WS Web service on IBM Web Sphere Application Server V7.0, a developer decided to create a Web service router module. Why would the developer need a router module?

• A.The Web service needs to support routing of requests among several service providers based on business rules defined in the service level agreement.
• B.The Web service has defined Handlers, and a router module enables the handlers.
• C.Creating the router module is only needed if any JAX-RPC Web services are available in the same EJB project.
• D.The Web service needs to support an HTTP endpoint protocol.