Online Access Free C9520-403 Exam Questions

Which of the following statements regarding XML is TRUE?

• A.XML tags are not case sensitive.
• B.All XML elements must be lower case.
• C.All XML elements must be properly closed.
• D.XML documents must have a DTD (Document Type Definition) file.

Jane has a xforms:submission call in her form, but when the submission is called several fields in her form disappear. There are no relevance binds, nor visible or display computes in her form. Which of the following is most likely the reason for this problem?

• A.Her xforms:submission has a method of DELETE - and this causes items in the form to be removed.
• B.The web service she is calling is returning an error.
• C.She has the resource attribute pointing to the wrong URL.
• D.The response to the submission is not as the form expects.

A developer wants to setup a phone number field to display the input format. Which of the following best represents the template he should use?

• A.None of the above
• B.(...) ...-....
• C.(nnn) nnn-nnnn
• D.(###) ###-####

Which of the following statements regarding the benefits of using XML is FALSE?

• A.XML is self-describing. XML documents can be stored without schema definitions, because they contain meta data in the form of tags andattributes.
• B.XML is based on a W3C standard, and is endorsed by software industry market leaders. Therefore, you are locked into using their technology.
• C.XML facilitates the comparison and aggregation of data. The tree structure of XML documents allows documents to be compared andaggregated efficiently element by element.
• D.XML is extensible. Since there are no fixed set of tags, new tags can be created as they are needed.
• E.XML is simple to use. Information coded in XML is easy to read and understand. It lets you identify your information in an accurate, flexible andadaptable way, allowing for easier integration with other systems.

Which of the following datatypes is NOT a valid XFDL datatype for a data input field.

• A.day_of_week
• B.void
• C.dollar
• D.date