A. SOAP/JMS

B. synchronous message exchange pattern over HTTP

C. WS-Coordination messages

D. synchronous message exchange pattern over HTTPS/SSL

A. Ensure that jndi-1.0 is added to the Feature Manager in the server configuration and the javax.naming.InitialContext is specified in the init-method of the bean specified in the blueprint.xml file of CounterWebBundle.

B. Ensure that jndi-1.0 and serverStatus-1.0 are added to the Feature Manager in the server configuration.

C. Ensure that jndi-1.0 is added to the Feature Manager in the server configuration and the javax.naming package is added to the Import-Package of CounterWebBundle.

D. Ensure that jndi-1.0 is added to the Feature Manager in the server configuration and Web 2.0 is selected in the Project Facets of the Properties for CounterWebBundle.

A. TCP/IP Monitor

B. Profiling Monitor

C. Web Services Explorer

D. Universal Test Client (UTC)

A. A user is added to a basic user registry in the Liberty server.xml file with a name and a password, without the password being encoded.

B. The closing </form> tag of a form element in an HTML page is omitted and the file is saved.

C. A package is used and specified in an Import-Package header of a bundle manifest file, and no corresponding Export-Package header exists for the same package in the manifest file of another bundle in the workspace.

D. An optional header of a bundle manifest file is misspelled in the Source view, and the file is then saved.

A. Service Endpoint Interface and Implementation class only

B. Implementation class, GetAccountBalance.java, GetAccountBalanceResponse.java

C. Service Endpoint Interface, Implementation class, GetAccountBalance.java, GetAccountBalanceResponse.java

D. Service Endpoint Interface and GetAccountBalance.java, GetAccountBalanceResponse.java

A. JAX-WS only supports MTOM and JAX-RPC only supports SOAP with Attachments.

B. JAX-RPC does not validate any SOAP messages. However JAX-WS, with its inclusion of JAXB, validates all SOAP messages.

C. JAX-WS based Web services add native support for WS-Addressing whereas JAX-RPC
only offers Web Sphere-specific APIs to use WS-Addressing.

D. JAX-RPC supports WSDL 1.1 and SOAP 1.1 only. JAX-WS adds support for bothWSDL
2.0 and SOAP 1.2.

E. JAX-WS and JAX-RPC both offer support for SOAP with attachments

A. The handle Message() method should be replaced by handle Request() andhandleResponse() methods for a JAX-WS runtime

B. The signature of handle Message should be public void handle Message(LogicalMessageContext context)

C. Returning true from the handle Message() method tells the JAX-WS runtime that processing of the handler chain should end.

D. Returning true from the handle Message() method tells the JAX-WS runtime that processing should move to the next handler in the chain

A. Exception

B. Event

C. Error

D. Entry to a method