S90.02 無料問題集「SOA Technology Concepts」

（A）outbound

（B）round-about

（C）call-back

（D）intermediate

（A）Services cannot be built as components.

（B）Services built as components can expose a non-industry-standard technical service contract.

（C）Services built as components always have a decoupled service contract that exists as a physically separate XML document.

（D）Services built as components can be assembled into service compositions.

（A）Service agents are event-driven programs that are automatically invoked to perform intermediary processing.

（B）Service agents are not event-driven programs.

（C）Service agents are event-driven programs that are used only with asynchronous MEPs.

（D）Service agents are event-driven programs that always have published WSDL definitions.

（A）One XML document can link to multiple XML schemas.

（B）Multiple XML documents can link to the same XML schema.

（C）XML schemas cannot be embedded within XML documents.

（D）XML schemas can exist as separate files.

（A）False

（B）True

（A）Universal Definition, Direction, and Intelligence

（B）United Document, Definition, and Interchange

（C）Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration

（D）United Discovery, Data, and Interoperability

（A）WSDL

（B）MEP

（C）HTTP

（D）RPC

（A）unique identifier

（B）duplicate identifier

（C）redundant identifier

（D）Namespaces are not identifiers; they are always pre-defined values that we are required to work with.

（A）I have 3 SOAP-based Web services, each with its own uniform contract.

（B）I have 3 SOAP-based Web services, each with its own individual service contract.

（C）I have 3 REST services, all of which share the same uniform contract.

（D）I have 3 REST services, each of which is designed to be accessed via the same set of HTTP methods.