S90.02 無料問題集「SOA Technology Concepts」

（A）Web 2.0

（B）Because all Web-based technologies are required to have namespaces, all of the above technologies have pre-defined namespaces.

（C）REST

（D）WS-Addressing

（A）Relational State Transport

（B）Representational State Transfer

（C）Released Semantic Transport

（D）Repository Stack Target

（A）False

（B）True

（A）False

（B）True

（A）One way in which REST services are different from components is that components each expose their own technical interface (or technical contract), whereas REST services share a single uniform contract.

（B）One way in which REST services are different from components is that components cannot exchange data remotely (across server boundaries), whereas REST services are designed to be distributed.

（C）One way in which REST services are different from components is that components typically exchange data using HTTP, whereas REST services typically exchange data using binary protocols.

（D）One way in which REST services are different from components is that components cannot themselves become services. Instead, components are used by services, such as REST services.

（A）I discovered the service I was looking for by using WS-Addressing to issue service search queries.

（B）I discovered the service I was looking for by building a WS-BPEL process definition.

（C）I discovered the service I was looking for by searching the UDDI-compliant service registry.

（D）None of these statements make sense.

（A）policy enforcement

（B）choreography

（C）process management

（D）message routing

（A）I designed a unique XML schema for each of my REST services so that the HTTP methods used by these services are consistently named.

（B）XML schemas cannot be used by REST services.

（C）My REST services are limited to the use of the GET HTTP method because only one XML schema was designed for all of them. In order to support additional HTTP methods, additional XML schemas will need to be designed due to the inherent dependency HTTP has on the XML Schema Definition Language.

（D）I designed my REST services to share the same XML schema.

（A）service activity, service activities

（B）service contract, service contracts

（C）service line, service lines

（D）service model, service models