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The technical architecture department contacts you to tell you that all existing WSDL definitions need to be modified to add an additional concrete description in order to bind the service to a new version of SOAP. You begin with the WSDL definition for the Notification service, as shown here:
Given the fact that this WSDL definition has only one "operation" element, which new elements will need to be added in order to add the concrete description described above?
You are working with a project team that wants to deploy the Vacation Request service that allows employees to request information regarding the vacation days they are entitled to. The project team has come up with a sample XML fragment that they would like to use as the basis for the request message that the Vacation Request service will receive, as follows:
The "vacationRequest" element (which will be placed inside a SOAP "Body" element) contains a child "empID" element that will provide the employee ID used by the Vacation Request service to perform a search. Your task is to define an XML schema for this message and to incorporate the schema into the Vacation Request WSDL definition by embedding the schema content and mapping the XML Schema elements to the appropriate WSDL elements. Which of the following correctly accomplishes this?
You have created the following XML Schema definition for a new Invoice Reporting service:
The Invoice Reporting service needs to represent invoice data in a unique format. Therefore, this schema will only be used by the WSDL definition for the Invoice Reporting service. As a result, you decide to embed the schema inside the WSDL definition. Which of the following shows a valid way to accomplish this?
Your developer is asked to build a Timesheet service that is able to receive timesheet submissions for an internal payroll system. Service consumers need to be able to send this service request message based on a root "employeeHours" element within the SOAP message body. The "employeeHourse" element will contain "ernpID" and "hours" child elements. Furthermore, the service needs to return a message based on a "response" element that contains "empID" and "status" child elements. Your developer comes to you with the following WSDL definition:
The only revision you suggest is that the value of the "style" attribute of the "soap: binding" element be changed to "document" instead of "rpc". Why?
You are building an HR service with an "UpdateExemptions" operation that allows employees to update the number of exemptions claimed on their paychecks. The operation is only able to receive a message containing the employee ID and the number of exemptions. The operation does not reply with a response message. A partial WSDL definition has been created so far, as follows:
You now need to start on the concrete description by adding an appropriate binding element. Which of the following is correct?
