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The most popular way to materialize XML documents is to use:
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A. DTD.
B. XSLT.
C. HTML.
D. SOAP.
Correct Answer
XSLT.
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1. The document that is used by XSLT to indicate how to transform the elements of the XML document to another format is a(n):
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A. HTML page.
B. DOCTYPE procedure.
C. stylesheet.
D. stored procedure.
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Correct Answer: stylesheet.
2. ADO.NET provides the ability to create and process in-memory databases called:
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A. views.
B. relations.
C. tables.
D. datasets.
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Correct Answer: datasets.
3. What is
not
true about XSLT?
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A. XSLT is a declarative transformation language.
B. XSLT uses a set of rules that govern how a document is to be materialized is created.
C. XSLT uses a set of procedures that specify how a document is to be programmed.
D. XSLT is used to transform the input document into another document.
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Correct Answer: XSLT uses a set of procedures that specify how a document is to be programmed.
4. What is not true about SOAP?
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A. SOAP originally meant Simple Object Access Protocol.
B. SOAP was defined as an XML-based standard for providing remote procedure calls over the Internet.
C. SOAP now is just a name, not an acronym
D. SOAP was an early form of XML.
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Correct Answer: SOAP was an early form of XML.
5. To eliminate definition duplication, XML Schemas define:
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A. an intersection table.
B. global elements.
C. a normalized definition table.
D. None of the above is correct.
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Correct Answer: global elements.
6. What is not true about XML?
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A. Web page display is the most important application of XML.
B. With XML, there is a clear separation between document structure, content and materialization.
C. XML is more powerful than HTML.
D. XML documents have two sections.
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Correct Answer: Web page display is the most important application of XML.
7. XSLT processors evaluate each statement in the context of the match that has been made. That is, XSLT processors are:
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A. context oriented.
B. procedural oriented.
C. object oriented.
D. relational oriented.
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Correct Answer: context oriented.
8. Which of the following statements is not true about XML Schemas:
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A. They are used to define the content and structure of data.
B. They define a set of symbols and the relationships of those symbols.
C. They are themselves XML documents.
D. They have their own syntax.
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Correct Answer: They have their own syntax.
9. The DTD begins with the word:
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A. #PCDATA.
B. XML.
C. DOCTYPE.
D. HTTPS.
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Correct Answer: DOCTYPE.
10. The XSLT processor copies the elements of the stylesheet until it finds a command in the format:
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A. SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE.
B. {item, action}.
C. {for-each select}.
D. <HTML>...<\HTML>.
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Correct Answer: {item, action}.
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