C2180-371 無料問題集「IBM Web Services Development for IBM WebSphere Application Server V7.0」

（A）2009-06-24T08:42:00Z 2009-06-24T09:00:00Z

（B）2009-06-24T08:42:00Z 2009-06-24T10:00:00Z true

（C）2009-06-24T09:00:00Z

（D）2009-06-24T08:42:00Z

（A）Dynamic Invocation Interface

（B）Managed dynamic proxy

（C）Unmanaged dynamic proxy

（D）Unmanaged static stub

（A）Export the Policy Set and publish the Policy Set on a web site for download

（B）Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via HTTP GET

（C）Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via WS-Policy Exchange

（D）Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via WS-Metadata Exchange

（A）Dispatch clients

（B）Dynamic proxy polling clients

（C）Dynamic proxy callback clients

（D）Static clients

（A）It is used for SOAP messaging, providing a standard way to send XML documents over the Internet.

（B）It is an XML standard for exchanging user, resource and service provisioning information.

（C）It aims to create a simple extension of SOAP to allow for asynchronous or long-running Web services.

（D）It is an XML standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between security domains.

（A）1. The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
2.For web containers with JAX-WS runtime, the container calls the method annotate with javax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PreDestroy is called.

（B）1. The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
2.For web containers with JAX-WS runtime, the container calls the method annotated with javax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PrePassivate. is called.

（C）1. The Web container calls the method annotated withjavax.annotation.PostActivate annotation.
2.The container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PrePassivate is called.

（D）1. The Web container calls the method annotated withjavax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
2.The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated javax. annotation. Pre Destroy is called.

（A）SOAP/HTTPS

（B）SOAP/SMTP

（C）SOAP/HTTP

（D）SOAP/JMS

（E）SOAP/TCP

（A）publicResponseDataType test( RequestDataType param1);

（B）publicResponseDataTypeWrapper test(RequestDataTypeWrapper param1);

（C）public String Wrappertest(String Wrapper myString1);

（D）public Stringtest(String myString1);

（A）The header block will be removed after being processed and the message will be forwarded to the next SOAP node.

（B）The header block will be forwarded to the next SOAP node after being processed.

（C）The header block will be forwarded to the next SOAP node without being processed.

（D）The header block will be removed without being processed and the message will be forwarded to the next SOAP node.

（A）The class can be final

（B）The class can save client specific state across method calls using instance variables

（C）The class must have a default public constructor

（D）The class must definefinalize() method