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

Question 1

Jakob is developing the EmployeeInfo Web service in his Domino database. He has created the GetEmployeeInfo public class in the Web service, which includes the getEmpID function. Jakob has not populated any of the Web service properties yet. He wants consumers of the Web service to be able to receive the output of the getEmpID function. What must be entered for the "Port Type class" on the Basic tab of the Web service properties?

A. It can be any value, as long as it consists of only the letters A-Z, the digits 0-9, and the characters '.', '_', '-', and ':'
B. getEmpID
C. EmployeeInfo
D. GetEmployeeInfo

Question 2

Eric has created a script library based on WSDL from a Web service. Here is the code from the script library: Class EMPLOYEE As XSD_ANYTYPE Public EMPNAME As String Public EMPTITLE As String Public EMPEMAIL As String Public EMPPHONE As StringSub 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 Eric is referencing this script library from his Notes code. If the EMPID is "12345", how can Eric get the EMPNAME value for the corresponding employee?

A. EmpPhone
B. DimstrPhone As String
C. Dimxa As New XSD_ANYTYPE()
D. GetEmpInfo("12345")
E. DimempInfo As New EMPDATA
F. GetEmpInfo("12345")
G. DimstrPhone As String
H. GetEmpInfo("12345")
I. Dimemp As New Employee
J. Dimemp() As Variant
K. EmpPhone
L. DimstrPhone As String
M. GetEmpInfo("12345")
N. Dimemp As Employee
O. strPhone = emp(3)
P. DimstrPhone As String
Q. GetValueAsString(emp(3))
R. DimempInfo As New EMPLOYEE
S. Dimemp As EMPLOYEE
T. DimempInfo As New EmpData

Question 3

Sofie has created a LotusScript Domino Web service. She can compile successfully, and she can generate WSDL that appears to be correct. But the Web service is not returning the expected values. Sofie is considering adding messagebox statements within the Web service code in an attempt to help debug. Will messagebox statements return any output that she can examine?

A. No.Messagebox statements are front end calls. A messagebox statement in a back end routine will result in an abend.
B. Yes.Messagebox statements within a LotusScript Web service will write output to the server log. Sofie can browse the log to see these messages.
C. No.Messagebox statements only display to UI. Since a Web service executes in the back end, the messagebox statements are ignored and produce no output.
D. Yes.Messagebox statements within a LotusScript Web service are returned to the Web service consumer as WS_FAULT String values.

Question 4

Benita has created the OrderStatus Web service in the Sales.nsf database.
She would now like to test the Web service by retrieving the status of order number 12A45. From
her Web browser's address bar, she types the url of the Web service, followed by?
OpenWebService12A45. The Web service expects the order number to be passedas the only
parameter, but the page that opens only displays information about the Web service. What is the problem?

A. The Web service must be invoked using a Domino URL command in a SOAP-encoded Web services HTTP POST request. Benita should code a Web service client to
B. The Web service must be invoked using a Domino URL command in a SOAP-encoded Web services HTTP GET request. Benita supplied an HTTP GET request, but
C. The Web service must be invoked using a Domino URL command in a SOAP-encoded Web services HTTP GET request. Benita should code a Web service client to
D. The Web service must be invoked using a Domino URL command in a SOAP-encoded Web services HTTP POST request. Benita supplied an HTTP POST request,

Question 5

Frances has a Web services client that generates the following SOAP message when calling a
Domino Web service that has been written in LotusScript: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF8'?>
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope
xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <SOAP-ENV:Body>
<ns1:GETPERSONINFO
xmlns:ns1="urn:DefaultNamespace"SOAP-
ENV:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"><
xsi:type="ns1:PERSONNAME"> <FIRSTNAME xsi:type="xsd:string">Billy
Bob</FIRSTNAME><LASTNAME xsi:type="xsd:string">Brubaker</LASTNAME></PNAME>
</ns1:GETPERSONINFO></SOAP-ENV:Body> </SOAP-ENV:Envelope> Based on the structure
of this message, which of the following represents the possible signature of the LotusScript
function that implements the "GetPersonInfo" method?

A. FunctionGetPersonInfo (pname As PersonName) As PersonInfo
B. FunctionGetPersonInfo (pinfo As PersonInfo) As PersonName
C. Function GetPersonInfo (pname As PersonName, firstName As String, lastName As String) As PersonInfo
D. FunctionGetPersonInfo (firstName As String, lastName As String) As PersonName

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