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1Z0-434 · Question #66
To support invocation of a SOAP web service from BPEL, you import the WSDL of the web service into your SOA project. The local WSDL copy contains no partner link types. You create a partner link for…
The correct answer is A. It automatically creates a wrapper WSDL to contain partner link types. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
To support invocation of a SOAP web service from BPEL, you import the WSDL of the web service into your SOA project. The local WSDL copy contains no partner link types. You create a partner link for the web service in the BPEL designer. How does JDeveloper ensure the request partner link types are provided?
Options
- AIt automatically creates a wrapper WSDL to contain partner link types.
- BIt automatically injects the partner link types into the local WSDL copy.
- CIt prompts you to add the partner link types to the SOAP web service implementation.
- DIt prompts you to manually add the partner link types to the local WSDL copy.
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A74% (39)
- B15% (8)
- C8% (4)
- D4% (2)
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