300-920 · Question #25
Refer to the exhibit. The Node.js script shown uses the Webex Meetings XML API to print "Here!" to the console. Which statement is a correct observation about the results of the script?
The correct answer is C. The WebexMeetings XML API service processed the request. Option C is correct because printing "Here!" only confirms that the script executed that line of code - meaning the HTTP request was sent and the Webex Meetings XML API service received and responded to it. A processed request simply means the service handled the call; it says…
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Options
- AThe <meetingPassword> was not complex enough.
- BThe <sessionTicket> credential was expired.
- CThe WebexMeetings XML API service processed the request.
- DThe meeting was created successfully.
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A11% (7)
- B8% (5)
- C77% (49)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Option C is correct because printing "Here!" only confirms that the script executed that line of code - meaning the HTTP request was sent and the Webex Meetings XML API service received and responded to it. A processed request simply means the service handled the call; it says nothing about whether the operation inside that call succeeded or failed.
Option D is wrong because a successful API response (even an error response like invalid credentials or a policy violation) would still allow the code to reach the console.log("Here!") line - meeting creation success requires inspecting the response body, not just reaching that line. Options A and B are wrong for the same reason: password complexity failures and expired session tickets would return error responses from the API, but the script would still print "Here!" since the request was processed and a response was received.
Memory tip: Think of "processed" vs. "succeeded." The API service processing a request is like a post office accepting your letter - it doesn't mean the recipient (the meeting creation logic) accepted it. Always distinguish between transport-level success (the service handled the call) and application-level success (the desired action was completed).
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