| DOM & SAX [Design / Implementation/ Information modeling]. |
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Authors: Kris. VidhyaSagar and John Wetherbie
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Difficulty : Easier than real exam.
If there are any issues in this mock test,
please free to mail me at sagarmail@vsagar.net.
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| 1. Which method does SAX use for processing XML documents? |
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a) Event Based
b) DocumentHandler
c) Document
d) Tree based
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| 2. Which method does DOM use for processing XML documents? |
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a) Event Based
b) DocumentHandler
c) Document
d) Tree based
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| 3. Which interfaces are part of the SAX2 API? |
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a) ContentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler, EntityResolver
b) DocumentHandler, ErrorHandler, DTDHandler, EntityHandler
c) DocumentHandler, Errorhandler, DTDHandler, SchemaHandler
d) DocumentHandler, Errorhandler, DTDHandler, EntityResolver
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| 4. Which is the best description of the "characters()" method? |
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a) a method of DOM API to insert character data in the XML document
b) a method of the SAX ContentHandler interface to receive notification
of the presence of character data
c) a method of the DOM interface to replace the entity reference
with the character data
d) None of these.
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| 5. An XML document to be processed is very large. The application extracts a small portion of the information from
the document. Memory and speed may be constraints. Which method or methods are most appropriate for this situation? |
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a) Use SAX
b) Use DOM
c) Extract the necessary information and process using XSLT.
d) Use a schema-based approach.
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6. When you construct an XML using a DOM enabled Parser, the same parser should be used to process back
the XML document when the process involves legacy applications, otherwise it is not necessary to do so. |
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a) Not really
b) Yes, whenver the process is between legacy conectivity this is better.
c) You can use SAX enabled parser to fill this gap.
d) This statement is not a correct one, because DOM is constructed using IDL.
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7. When Processing Instructions are a part of your parsing process, DOM should be used,
since SAX cannot be used to detect a Processing Instruction in a document. |
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a)true
b)false
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8. Consider a system which is memory & speed constraint. The application is to process XML documents,
sort the contents and mail them to a higher configuration machine for transformation. Which is the best approach? |
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a) Use platform native language to process the docuements
b) Use DOM based approach.
c) Using SAX based approach is the best.
d) DOM and SAX must be used in this context.
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| 9. When receiving documents from a non-trusted agent, the best way to process the documents is: |
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a) Use SAX
b) Use DOM
c) Both can be used here.
d) Both can be used but validity is an issue here.
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| 10. In DOM, the Document interface is the only interface that allows you to create other DOM document components. |
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a)true
b)false
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| 11. XSLT is essentially a tool for translating what kind of documents? |
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a) XML
b) PDF
c) DOM
d) RTF
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| 12. Use of SAX based parser is most likely to be used in which of the following scenarios? |
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a) You want to process the document in a sequential order only.
b) The documents is very large.
c) When there is no need to validate XML documents.
d) The parser implements only SAX based approach.
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| 13. DOM can be used to process HTML documents. |
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a)true
b)false
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| 14. What error types does the SAX2 ErrorHandler interface handle? |
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a) informational, warning, fatal-error
b) warning, error, fatal-error
c) warning, error
d) informational, warning, error, fatal-error
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| 15. A DOM-based parser should be used for which of the following situations? |
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a) Need to modify the XML document directly
b) Performance and/or memory is an issue
c) Need to have random access to the components of the XML document
d) Only need to process the XML document sequentially
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