You have written the following WSDL definition to describe the Payroll service, which provides a "PayrollNotification" operation that sends out employee payroll information:
Subsequent to a review by the enterprise architecture team, you are notified that although this WSDL definition is technically correct, it is not in compliance with current internal design standards. Specifically, it is a current convention for the WSDL namespace to be the default namespace, rather than using the "wsdl" prefix. Furthermore, another design standard dictates that the "Ins" always be used to represent the target namespace. Which of the following WSDL definitions have been correctly revised to comply with the design standards?
You have created the following WSDL definition to describe a PO service that accepts purchase orders submitted by customers:
However, when you try to use this WSDL definition, your system returns an error message stating that it is invalid due to a problem with namespaces. Which of the following revised WSDL definitions correct the problem?
Your company has developed a PO service that allows customers to submit purchase order documents. The message sent by a customer must be based on a predefined "purchaseOrder" element and the message received by the customer is based on a "messageAcknowledgement" element. These two elements are defined in the following two separate XML Schema definitions:
The "purchaseOrder.xsd" schema:
Note that these two schemas have different namespaces. That is because the "purchaseOrder.xsd" schema is specific to purchase order-related functions, while the "ack.xsd" schema is more generic and used for a variety of different purposes.
You are asked to create a Claim service that is capable of retrieving insurance claim records. To fulfill this requirement, you first define an XML schema that describes the structure of the messages. The request message that is sent to the service will need to be based on a "ClaimLookup" element that contains the claim number within a "claimNumber" child element. The response message sent from the service needs to be based on the "ClaimLookupResponse" element that contains the same "claimNumber" element along with the "claimAmount" and "claimStatus" child elements. The schema (named "Claims.xsd") looks like this:
Your next task is to define the WSDL definition for the Claim service. Which of the following WSDL definitions correctly incorporates the above schema?
Your company is developing an Articles service that will encapsulate a legacy content management system. The existing content management system uses a proprietary XML vocabulary (called ArticleML). Each article record in the system is represented by an "article" element as shown here:
The new Articles service contract is able to continue using this XML document structure for article data it will exchange via request and response messages. However, the existing content management system was not designed to work with XML Schema. The proprietary article records were stored as XML documents but never validated using XML Schema. You are tasked with the responsibility of defining a WSDL definition with an embedded XML schema for the new Articles service. As a start, you are asked to create preliminary versions of the WSDL definition and XML schema so that they only define the first "message" element for the request message that submits an article record to the service, as per the example above. Which of the following accomplishes this?
