IBM WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools V8.5 with Liberty Profile - C9510-319 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Start and stop a remote server B. Federate applications to the server C. Automatically update the target runtime when importing an application with an invalid runtime D. Deploy RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS) applications

A. @WebServiceContext private WebServiceContext context; Public String get Quote (String input String) { context.getMessageContext().get(MessageContext.QUERY_STRING); ... B. @Resource private Resource context; Public String get Quote (String input String) { ((Message Context)context).get(MessageContext.QUERY_STRING); ... C. public String get Quote (String input String, Message Context mc) { mc.get(MessageContext.QUERY_STRING); ... D. @Resource private WebServiceContext context; Public String get Quote (String input String) { context.getMessageContext().get(MessageContext.QUERY_STRING); ... E. public String get Quote (String input String, WebServiceContext wc) { wc.getMessageContext().get(MessageContext.QUERY_STRING); ...

A. BSP focuses on both SOAP-level constructs as well as TLS and SSL B. BSP V1.0 focuses on the following binary security tokens: Username Token, X.509 Certificate Token, and REL Token. BSP V1.1 adds support for Kerberos Token and SAML Token (as well as the prior tokens in BSP V1.0) C. BSP V1.0 focuses on WS-Security V1.0 features while BSP V1.1 focuses on WS-Security V1.1 features such as encrypted headers, signature confirmation, and thumbprint references D. BSP V1.0 focuses on WS-Security features while BSP V1.1 focuses on adding in other standards which use WS-Security such as WS-Secure Conversation and WS-Trust E. BSP only focuses on SOAP-level constructs and does not reference TLS and SSL

A. The message will be in an XML document B. The binding is bound to the SOAP protocol format C. The binding is defined by the NewWSDLFile type D. SOAP will be used as a transport protocol

A. The header block will be removed without being processed and the message will be forwarded to the next SOAP node. B. The header block will be removed after being processed and the message will be forwarded to the next SOAP node. C. The header block will be forwarded to the next SOAP node without being processed. D. The header block will be forwarded to the next SOAP node after being processed.

A. It creates a bottom-up Web service from a stateless session EJB B. It generates IBM-specific deployment classes for a Web service application C. It adds a HTTP or JMS router module to an EJB-based Web service application D. It requires an EJB Java archive (JAR) file as input

A. Use WS-Atomic Transaction B. Use WS-Security C. Add a handler to implement the duplication detection logic D. Use WS-Reliable Messaging E. Implement application code in the Web service to detect duplication

A. 1. In the Design view, select the input message under the operation table
2.Click on the Add message icon in the tool bar
3.Provide the name of the new message and click OK B. 1. In the Graph view, right-click on the name of the input message
2.Select New -> Message
3.Provide the name of the new message and click OK C. 1. In the Graph view, right-click on space below the message column
2.Select New -> Message
3.Provide the name of the new message and click OK D. 1. In the Design view, right-click on the input message under the operation table
2.Select Set Message -> New Message
3.Provide the name of the new message and click OK