Select which of the following correctly describes the results of performing a validation check on "XML Document". Assume that the XML parser correctly processes the XML schema no Name space Schema Location attribute and the schema Location attribute.

• A. The coding for the XML Schema Document is not appropriate; therefore, an error is thrown (initial error) when processing the "testml.xsd" import element
• B. The coding for the XML Schema Document is not appropriate; therefore, an error is thrown (initial
  error) when processing the "testml.xsd" "<xs:element ref="rec:record" maxOccurs="unbounded" />"
• C. No processing error, but is not valid.
• D. Valid

Push the Exhibit Button to load the referenced "XML Document". Create an XML Schema Document for "XML Document". The definitions of this XML Schema Document require that the value of the level attribute of the record element must be singularly unique within the XML document, and further, that the level attribute of the scenario element must reference the value of the level attribute of the record element. Select which of the following correctly describes what should be written in " XML Schema " document (1).

• A. <xs:element name="TestML" type="testmlType">
  < xs:key name= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " record " />
  <xs:field xpath= " @level " />
  </ xs:key >
  < xs:keyref name= " levelRef " refer= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " scenario " />
  <xs:field xpath= " @level " />
  </ xs:keyref >
  </xs:element>
• B. <xs:element name="TestML" type="testmlType">
  < xs:unique name= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " record " />
  <xs:field xpath= " record/@level " />
  </ xs:unique >
  < xs:ref name= " levelRef " refer= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " scenario " />
  <xs:field xpath= " scenario/@level " />
  </ xs:ref >
  </xs:element>
• C. <xs:element name="TestML" type="testmlType">
  < xs:key name= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " record " />
  <xs:field xpath= " record/@level " />
  </ xs:key >
  < xs:keyref name= " levelRef " refer= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " scenario " />
  <xs:field xpath= " scenario/@level " />
  </ xs:keyref >
  </xs:element>
• D. <xs:element name="TestML" type="testmlType">
  < xs:unique name= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " record " />
  <xs:field xpath= " @level " />
  </ xs:unique >
  < xs:ref name= " levelRef " refer= " LEVEL " >
  <xs:selector xpath= " scenario " />
  <xs:field xpath= " @level " />
  </ xs:ref >
  </xs:element>

Which of the following correctly explains SOAP (SOAP 1.1) and schema?

• A. A SOAP message cannot include a DTD; however, other XML coded Schema Documents can be included as a part of the XML
• B. By including a document type declaration in the SOAP message, you can perform a validation check on the XML Document included in the SOAP Body element
• C. An XML Document encoded according to the encoding method (SOAP Encoding) defined under the SOAP 1.1 specification can only be validated against W3C XML Schema
• D. You cannot perform a validation check on the XML Document included in the SOAP Body element

Which of the following is incorrect with respect to general characteristics of DOM (Level 2) processing and data binding tool processing?

• A. A validation against the schema cannot be performed with the DOM; however, a data binding tool can be used to peform a validation against the schema
• B. A DOM parser cannot be used to execute a program created to use a different DOM parser; however, a data binding tool can be used to execute a program created to use a different data binding tool
• C. Data types such as integers and dates cannot be handled by DOM; however, a data binding tool can be used to handle the data type
• D. For a compiled programming language, compared to DOM processing, a data binding tool can detect more element name mistakes and other programming errors during compiling

Push the Exhibit Button to load the referenced "XML Document 1" and "XML Document 2," and process XML using "DOM Processing."

• A. <root2 xmlns="urn:xmlmaster:EX2">
  <data>string value</data>
  </root2>
• B. <root2 xmlns="urn:xmlmaster:EX2">
  <data xmlns= " urn:xmlmaster:EX1 " />
  </root2>
• C. <root2 xmlns="urn:xmlmaster:EX2">
  <data/>
  </root2>
• D. <root2 xmlns="urn:xmlmaster:EX2">
  <data xmlns= " urn:xmlmaster:EX1 " >string value</data>
  </root2>