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JWS Quiz 10: 19 questions
What SAX stands for?
Small API for XML
Simple API for XML
Slow API for XML
Super API for XML
There is always a formal contract when using RESTful service.
True
False
REST is an architecture, unlike SOAP, which is a protocol.
True
False
It is not necessary to have MIME typed request/response in RESTful implementation.
True
False
What MIME stands for?
Multiple Internet Mail Extensions
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extrapolations
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
Mail Internet Multipurpose Extensions
What can be expected as a response from RESTful service
status code
xml
all of the above
none of the above
Combination of the HTTP method (such as PUT) and URI represent CRUD operation on the service.
True
False
What JAX-P stands for?
Java API for XML-Producing
Java API for XML-Processing
Java API for XML-Peering
Java API for XML-Prototyping
What interfaces are included in JAX-P?
the Document Object Model parsing interface or DOM interface
the Simple API for XML parsing interface or SAX interface
the Streaming API for XML or StAX interface
XSLT interface to provide data and structural transformations on an XML document.
All of the above
None of the above
What is true about SAX and DOM parser.
SAX is event driven stream parser and DOM is tree-based parser that constructs XML tree in memory.
DOM is event driven stream parser and SAX is tree-based parser that constructs XML tree in memory.
What XSLT stands for?
eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations
eXtreme Stylesheet Language Transportations
eXtensible Smart Language Trans-configurations
eXtreme Stylesheet Low Transformations
XSLT is a declarative, XML-based language used for the transformation of XML documents into other XML documents.
True
False
The Dispatch interface is the client side twin of the Provider interface.
True
False
SOAP over HTTP represents a special case of REST-style services.
True
False
The Dispatch interface can't be used to write a dispatch client against SOAP service
True
False
Using Provider is more natural way to implement RESTful service than HttpServlet.
True
False
What WADL stands for?
Web Application Definition Language
Web Application Destination Language
Web Application Dramatization Language
Web Application Description Language
What WADL is for?
It is a counterpart to WSDL for RESTfull services.
It is a counterpart to SOA for RESTfull services.
It is a counterpart to XML for RESTfull services.
It is a counterpart to wsgen for RESTfull services.
What is Jersey application?
It is reference implementation of JAX-RS
It is reference implementation of JAX-WS
It is reference implementation of JAX-P
It is reference implementation of JAX-B
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