A.use a SOAP Event Sources activity

B.create an HTTP transport shared resource

C.use an HTTP Receiver activity

D.create an abstract WSDL

A.Fault-tolerant groups implement a K of N active strategy (K member of a group is activewhile N-K members are passive).

B.Members of a fault-tolerant group are ranked by means of the specified member weight. Members with equal weight are ranked by the time they joined the fault-tolerant group.

C.Members of a fault-tolerant group are ranked by means of the specified member weight, which must be a unique value within the fault-tolerant group.

D.The members of a fault-tolerant group are ranked by means of the specified member weight. Members with equal weight are ranked by non-deterministic means opaque to programs.

E.Members of a fault-tolerant group are ranked by means of the specified member weight.

A.user1 can use selectors for topic foo.bar.

B.user1 can publish messages to foo.test.

C.user1 can use durables for topic foo.bar.

D.user1 cannot publish messages to foo.test.

A.During RVSD startup, you need to specify the store file, which contains the security parameters that configure RVSD.

B.The Rendezvous daemon (RVD) can start either automatically or by explicit command. In contrast, administrators must start RVSD by explicit command.

C.The Rendezvous daemon (RVD) can be stopped automatically by configuration after an interval in which it has no clients. In contrast, RVSD does not stop automatically.

D.The RVSD startup is exactly same as RVD without using any store file. However, RVSD supports secure transport connections defined through API calls.

A.Date Format

B.Default Repository

C.Default Catalog Format

D.Activate Delegation

E.Activate Auto-Approval

F.Activate Out-Of-Office Notification