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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?
You are asked to create an XML schema and WSDL definition for a Customer Lookup service. The service accepts a customer name and returns the corresponding customerID. You are given the following specific instructions as to how the XML schema should be designed:
* Two elements named "CustomerLookup" and "CustomerResponse" are required.
* The "CustomerLookup" element will be used to represent the request message sent to the service. It must have a child element named "customerName" that has the type string.
* The "CustomerResponse" element will be used to represent the response message sent out by the service. It must have a child element named "customerID" that has the type integer.
Which of the following WSDL definitions correctly describes these messages?
You are asked to create an XML schema for an Employee service that is required to search an HR database in order to retrieve the maximum number of hours an employee is authorized to work within a week. You are given the following specific instructions as to how the XML schema should be designed:
* Add two complex types wrapped in "element" elements named "EmployeeHoursRequestType" and "EmployeeHoursResponseType"
* The "EmployeeHoursRequestType" element must contain a child "ID" element of type integer. The "EmployeeHoursResponseType" must contain a child "ID" element of type integer, and a child "WeeklyHoursLimit" element of type short.
* The "xsd" prefix needs to be used for all XML Schema language elements.
Which of the following XML schemas fulfills the requirements while also following the instructions?
You have created an XML schema for a Purchase Order service. The schema, named "po.xsd", is as follows:
Because you believe this schema will need to also be used in several different services, you decide to separate it from the WSDL definition by placing it into its own XML Schema definition. As a result, you now need to import the XML schema into the WSDL document. Which of the following code fragments shows a valid way to import the schema shown above into a WSDL "types" element?
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.
