A. (2) with (b)

B. (1) with (b)

C. (3) with (b)

D. (1) with (a)

E. (2) with (a)

F. (3) with (a)

A. TCP/IP Monitor

B. Profiling Monitor

C. Web Services Explorer

D. Universal Test Client (UTC)

A. All the references to the Web application are re moved from the EAR projects by default.

B. All the references to the Web application are re moved from the EAR, but only if the user selects to do that in the Delete Resources confirmation dialog.

C. The developer must remove the references to the web application from all the EAR projects before deleting the web application.

D. All the references to the Web application are re moved from the EAR projects only if none of the projects are deployed to a Liberty server.

A. 1. The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
2.For web containers with JAX-WS runtime, the container calls the method annotate with javax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PreDestroy is called.

B. 1. The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
2.For web containers with JAX-WS runtime, the container calls the method annotated with javax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PrePassivate. is called.

C. 1. The Web container calls the method annotated with javax.annotation.PostConstruct annotation.
2.The web container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated javax. annotation. Pre Destroy is called.

D. 1. The Web container calls the method annotated with javax.annotation.PostActivate annotation.
2.The container creates a new instance of the Service Implementation Bean.
3.The web container may pool method ready instances of a Service Implementation Bean and dispatch a method request on any instance in a method ready state.
4.For the web container with JAX-WS runtime, the method annotated with javax. annotation. PrePassivate is called.

A. It creates a bottom-up Web service from a stateless session EJB

B. It requires an EJB Java archive (JAR) file as input

C. It generates IBM-specific deployment classes for a Web service application

D. It adds a HTTP or JMS router module to an EJB-based Web service application

A. The class must have a default public constructor

B. The class must define finalize() method

C. The class can save client specific state across method calls using instance variables

D. The class can be final

A. Redesign to use more granular messaging

B. Turn off marshalling

C. Use RPC/literal encoding

D. Use document/literal encoding

E. Use binary encoding

A. Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via WS-Policy Exchange

B. Export the Policy Set and publish the Policy Set on a web site for download

C. Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via WS-Metadata Exchange

D. Enable the provider to export WS-Security Policy annotated WSDL via HTTP GET