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Lotus Using Web Services in IBM Lotus Domino 8 Applications Sample Questions:

1. Makayla is fetching employee data using a Web service. Here is the code from the script library that she created from the WSDL: Class EMPLOYEE As XSD_ANYTYPE Public EMPNAME As String Public EMPTITLE As String Public EMPEMAIL As String Public EMPPHONE As String Sub NEW End Sub End Class Class EmpData As PortTypeBase Sub NEW Call Service.Initialize ("UrnDefaultNamespaceEmpDataService", _"EmpDataService.Domino", _"http://ibm.com/app.nsf/EmpData?OpenWebService", "EmpData") End Sub Function GETEMPINFO(EMPID As String) As EMPLOYEE Set GETEMPINFO = Service.Invoke("GETEMPINFO", EMPID) End Function End Class Assuming that strID holds the argument needed for the Web service method, how can Makayla display the employee's name and title?

A) EmpName ", " emp.EmpTitle
B) DimempInfo As New EmpData
C) EMPNAME "," empFlds.EMPTITLE
D) GetEmpInfo(strID)
E) DimempFlds as New EMPLOYEE
F) Dimemp() As EMPLOYEE()
G) DimempFlds as New EMPLOYEE
H) GetEmpInfo(strID)
I) Msgbox emp(0) ", " emp(1)
J) GetEmpInfo(strID)
K) Msgbox empFlds(0) ", " empFlds(1)
L) Dimemp As Employee
M) GetEmpInfo(strID)
N) DimempInfo As New EmpData

2. Roberto is trying to create a Domino Web service to return an array of 3 String values containing Employee information. As a start, he is hardcoding some values to test his code. But examining the generated WSDL, Roberto does not see an array being returned from this Web service. What is the problem? Class GetEmpData Function getData() As Variant Dim empData(0 To 2) As StringempData(0) = "This is the Name" empData(1) = "Here is the ID"empData(2) = "This is the Phone" getData = empData End Function End Class

A) TheempData array should be declared as a Variant, since the getData function is returning a Variant value. Mixing the data types as in the sample code yields
B) The GetEmpData class is declared without the word Public, so it is a private class. The code within the class will return an array if the class is declared using:
C) ThegetData function is returning a Variant. This does not provide enough information for the generated WSDL to interpret the data type. If Roberto declares the
D) ThegetData function should be declared to return a String, since the empData array is declared as a String. Mixing the data types as in the sample code yields
E) Public ClassGetEmpData

3. In order to call Jeff's Domino Web service, Cerina has coded the following SOAP message:<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soapenv:Body><p582:op1 xmlns:p582="http://apiNamespace.com"><in> <data1>1</data1><data2>2</data2> </in> </p582:op1></soapenv:Body> </soapenv:Envelope> What does the xmlns:soapenv attribute refer to?

A) Web service location
B) Web service address
C) WSDL location
D) SOAP namespace

4. Gloria has coded the GetAccountBalance class in the Declaration section of her Web service. What WSDL element will map to this class name?

A) wsdl:binding
B) wsdl:operation
C) wsdl:service
D) wsdl:portType

5. What specifies the format of the parameters within the Body element of an incoming SOAP request?

A) The WSDL file for the Web service defines the SOAP message format that should be used.
B) The protocol that is being used to pass the SOAP request.
C) The client that is being used. Java SOAP clients use a different SOAP message Body format than .NET SOAP clients do, and modern Web service providers will
D) The SOAP specification. All SOAP message Bodies are formatted the same way.

Solutions: