Q. If you need to get access to the entire SOAP message, you should write an endpoint class by implementing:-

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Q. You can create a dom4j endpoint by extending the:-

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Q. In this method, you can access the request XML element, whose type is org.dom4j.Element, and the response document, whose type is org.dom4j.Document, as method arguments.

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Q. Web services can be invoked through the core template class:-

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Q. WebServiceTemplate provides a sendSourceAndReceiveToResult() method that accepts arguments:-

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Q. Spring-WS supports using XML marshalling technology to marshal and unmarshal objects to and from XML documents.

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Q. To implement endpoints with an XML marshalling technology, you have to extend the:-

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Q. Marshaller for JAXB 1.0:-

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Q. Marshaller for JAXB 2.0:-

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Q. Marshaller for Castor:-

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Q. Marshaller for XMLBeans:-

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Q. Marshaller for JiBX:-

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Q. Marshaller for XStream:-

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Q. Spring-WS supports various XML marshalling APIs.

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Q. For some marshalling APIs, the object model must be generated by them so that they can insert marshalling-specific information.

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Q. A marshalling endpoint requires:-

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Q. Castor requires a mapping configuration file to know how to map objects to and from XML documents.

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Q. Spring-WS supports annotating an arbitrary class as a service endpoint by:-

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Q. When you are using XML marshalling, WebServiceTemplate requires both the marshaller and unmarshaller properties to be set.

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Q. A Spring-WS client can also marshall and unmarshal the request and response objects to and from XML messages.

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