A partner organization has been trying to send an invoice XML document as part of a SOAP message to your Invoice service. The IT people at the partner organization are convinced that the invoice XML document is correctly structured and contains valid data. However, the SOAP message has been repeatedly rejected by your Invoice service. Someone from the partner organization e-mails you the following XML document fragment that was extracted from the SOAP message:
Subsequent to some further investigation, you determine that you are actually supporting four different versions of the Invoice WSDL definition, each with a different XML schema. Which of the following XML schemas will successfully validate the above XML document fragment?
Your company has developed an Articles service that will allow authors to submit article documents. The service currently provides a "SubmitArticle" operation that only accepts a request message but does not respond with a response message. The request message sent to the service is based on an "article" element that includes information about the article, as well as its content. Below are the "message" and "portType" elements from the current WSDL definition for the Articles service:
Authors have requested that this service be updated to issue an acknowledgement message as a response after an article is submitted. You are asked to make this update. You begin by adding an "art:acknowledgement" element to the XML schema. Now you must update the WSDL definition. Which of the following shows how the above "message" and "portType" elements are correctly updated to fulfill these requirements?
You are developing the Document Management service that will be providing product catalog record management operations. Your first task is to create operations for the addition and deletion of product records from the catalog. The first operation needs to be able to add a product record and needs to receive a message based on the "addProduct" element. The second operation needs to be able to delete a product record and needs to receive a message based on the "deleteProduct" element. Both of these operations need to reply with a response message based on the same "catalogUpdateConfirmation" element-So far, you have developed the following schema (called "catalogManagement.xsd"), which declares the three needed elements:
Which of the following shows a WSDL definition that correctly incorporates this schema and fulfills the requirements for this service?
One of your developers was asked to build a Customer Balance service that is able to update a customer's outstanding account balance. Service consumers need to be able to send messages to the service with an element named "updateCustomerBalance" that contains a "newBalance" child element. You are presented with the following WSDL definition:
What's wrong with this WSDL definition?
You are a consultant helping a large bank implement an on-line banking service for its customers. The first operation you need to build is one that allows a customer to initiate a transfer of funds. You are presented with the following sample XML document that represents the funds transfer information that this operation needs to be able to receive:
< fromAccount>12345
< toAccount>44432
You are also provided with the following sample that shows that the response message sent by the service needs to return a single element with text content:
Which of the following XML schemas will validate the two samples shown above?
