Chuck has the following class defined as a complex data type in his LotusScript Web service: Public Class PersonInfo Public FirstName As String Public LastName As String PhoneNumber As String Private Email As String Public Function FullName () As String FullName = FirstName + " " + LastName End Function End Class What properties of that complex data type will be visible to a consumer of this Web service?

• A. FirstName and LastName
• B. FirstName, LastName, and FullName
• C. FirstName, LastName, PhoneNumber, and Email
• D. FirstName, LastName, and PhoneNumber

Brent has set the 'Profile this Web service' option in the Web Services properties box for his Web service. He calls the Web service from a program and now would like to see the profiling results. How would he view that information?

• A. Agent Profiles view in events.nsf (Monitoring Configuration)
• B. View - Web Service Profile in Domino Designer
• C. Agent Profiles view in log.nsf (Notes Log)
• D. Design - View Profile Results in Domino Designer

Selina wrote a LotusScript Web service method with the following structure:
Public Function lookupPersonInfo (personName As String, f As WS_FAULT) As PersonInfo '** do
the lookup, return the information in our custom PersonInfo data type End Function What is the
purpose of the WS_FAULT parameter in the Function definition?

• A. It specifies that a SOAP Fault will be returned if an error occurs (otherwise, the client would expect an empty response in the case of an error)
• B. It allows the method to return a custom message if an error occurs in the code
• C. It is a required parameter for any methods that do not contain error handling blocks
• D. It indicates that the incoming SOAP message should include 2 parameters: a "personName" string and an empty SOAP Fault object

Harlan is examining the SOAP message from his Web service. He notices the use of a soap namespace and some other namespaces as well. What is the purpose of using namespaces?

• A. The use of namespaces is completely optional. If a SOAP message does include namespaces, then the name of every XML element in the SOAP message must
• B. The XML parser will then validate the content of the SOAP message.
• C. SOAP is an extension of XML. Each namespace includes a short string to be used when naming XML elements. Each XML element of the SOAP message must
• D. SOAP information uses XML. Element names in XML are not predefined. By using the namespace name as a prefix to element names, one can ensure unique
• E. SOAP information uses XML. If any namespaces are designated, the XML parser that processes the SOAP message will first retrieve the schema(s) from the
• F. This requirement ensures unique names.

Which of the following things would cause the WSDL of a Domino Web service to be regenerated?

• A. Signing the Web service with a different ID
• B. Changing a parameter of a public method
• C. Adding or removing an implicit Fault from a public method
• D. Changing the code within a public method