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Exam 70-513: TS: Windows Communication Foundation Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (update June 30th, 2014)

How can you ensure that PassGuideOp1 and PassGuideOp2 runs within the same transaction whenever they are calle

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Service implementation exhibit:
class PassGuideService: IPassGuideService
{
public void PassGuideOp1(string value) {}
public void PassGuideOp2(string value) { }
}
Contract exhibit:
[ServiceContract(SessionMode s SessionMode Required)]
public interface IPassGuideService
{
[OperationContract(IsOneWay = true, IsInitiating = true)]
void PassGuideOp1(string value);
[OperationContract(IsOneWay = true, IsInitiating = false)]

void PassGuideOp2(string value);
}
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
The contract and implementation of PassGuideService is being displayed in the exhibits.
NetMsmqBinding us used by PassGuideService to listen for messages.
The queue is configured to use transactions for removing and adding messages.
How can you ensure that PassGuideOp1 and PassGuideOp2 runs within the same transaction
whenever they are called within the same session?

How can this be remedied?

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ContractExhibit:
Interface
[ServiceContract]
public interface IPassGuideService
{
[OperationContract]
void SaveEmployee(Employee person);
}
Binding exhibit:
NetTcpBinding binding new NetTcpBinding { TransactionFlow = true };
Client Call exhibit:
using (TransactionScope ts = new TransactionScope(TransactionScopeOption.Required))
{ IPassGuideService client = factoryCreateChannel();

client SaveEmployee(employee);
ConsoleWriteLine(
TransactionCurrentTransactionlnformation.
DistributedIdentifier);
tsComplete();
}
SaveEmployee Exhibit:
public void IPassGuideService SaveEmployee(Employee employee)
{ employee.Save();
ConsoleWriteLine(TransactionCurrentTransactionlnformation.
Distributedidentifier);
}
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
The service and the client has the service contract displayed in the contract exhibit.
The binding of the service and the client is displayed in the binding exhibit.
The client call exhibit displays how the client calls PassGuideService.
The implementation of the PassGuideService SaveEmployee method is displayed in the
SaveEmployee Exhibit.
However, there is a problem. There is distributed identifier mismatch between the client and
PassGuideService.
How can this be remedied?

How should this be achieved?

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Soap envelope exhibit:
<s:Envelope xmlns:se’http://schemas.xmlsoporg/soap/enveloper’>
<s: Header>
<h:PassGuideID xmlns = “http:/www.PassGuide.com”>
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</h: PassGuideID>
</s:Header>
<s:Body>
<PassGuideStock xmlns=http://www.PassGuide.com”>
<ParticularID>1234 </ ParticularID >
</PassGuideStock>
</s: Body>
</s: Envelope>

The SOAP envelope in the exhibit must be generated.
How should this be achieved?

How can this be achieved?

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PassGuideService Exhibit:
[ServiceContract]
public interface PassGuideService
{
[OperationContract]
DateTime GetPassGuideServiceTime;
}
There is a class PassGuideService.
PassGuideService is hosted within an ASP.NET application PassGuideApp.
PassGuideService implements the interface being displayed in the exhibit.
PassGuideApp must be tweaked so that the GetPassGuideServiceTime method returns the result
formatted as JSON when request url ends in /PassGuide.
How can this be achieved?

How can this be achieved?

Exhibit:
string void PassGuideDelete(string PassGuideId);
There is a WCF service PassGuideService.
PassGuideService implements restful manner operations.
The PassGuideDelete method is implemented as displayed in the exhibit.
When a client calls PassGuideService with the HTTP DELETE operation PassGuideService must
use this method.
How can this be achieved? Select two or three.

How can this be ensured?

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Exhibit:
You are modifying an existing Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service that is defined
as follows
[ServiceContract]
public interface MessageProcessor {
[OperationContract]
void PassGuideProcess ()
public class MessageProcessor: IMessageProcessor {
public void ProcessMessage()

PassGuideSubmit();
}
There is a WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) service PassGuideService.
It is defined in the exhibit.
PassGuideSubmit uses another service not defined above.
There is performance problem with the PassGuideProcess method when it is run in heavy load.
Processing of multiple messages must be supported.
Additionaly you must make sure that new messages is only processed when PassGuideProcess is
not waiting for request and there is no waiting for PassGuideSubmit processes to finish.
How can this be ensured?


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