Quiz Points 4 Rules Raise your hand if

Quiz Points 4 • Rules • Raise your hand if you know the question • One student will be picked in random • If the answer is wrong, another student will be given a chance • If answer is given by several students at the same time, no one will get any quiz points!

Q 41 • How do you communicate to ASP. NET what your web methods are? Answer: Web. Method attribute

Q 42 • Are you required to inherit your web service class from the Web. Service class? Answer: No

Q 43 • Why does the Web. Service base class provide for you? Answer: Access to Session, etc.

Q 44 • What concept is used by Visual Studio in separating the asmx page from the actual code for the web service? Answer: Code behind page

Q 45 • What tool is used to generate a client proxy from a WSDL? Answer: wsdl. exe

Q 46 • What is the root element name of a wsdl document? Answer: definitions

Q 47 • What are the five children of the definitions root element? Answer: types, message, port. Type, binding, service

Q 48 • Which element of wsdl communicates the URL of the web service to the client? Answer: service

Q 49 • What is the base class of the SOAP Http client’s proxy? Answer: Soap. Http. Client. Proxy

Q 50 • For each method of your web service, how many methods does the proxy have? Answer: 3

Q 51 • What property should you sent for the client to participate in session? Answer: Cookie. Container

Q 51 • What tools are used to generate the TIE and Stub in JWSDP? Answer: wsdeploy, wscompile

Q 52 • What API is used to manage SOAP calls in JWSDP? Answer: JAX-RPC

Q 53 • What xml files do you write in order to deploy your Java Web Service? Answer: jaxrpc-ri. xml, web. xml

Q 54 • What is SAAJ and where is it used? Answer: SOAP with Attachment API for Java, used by JAX-RPC and JAXM

Q 54 • What interface your Java Web Service may implement? Answer: javax. xml. rpc. Service. Life. Cycle