Adobe Flash

A. The XML.sendAndLoad method has additional properties for checking an load status.

B. XML.laad loads documents slightly faster,as there is no error checking on the client side.

C. XML.sendAndLoad allows you to send specific XML data to the server

D. An entire XML document can be sent to the server using XML.sendAndLoad.

A. The number of child nodes for the current node.

B. The number of child nodes in the current document.

C. An array of all the child nodes for the current node.

D. A true or false value indicating whether the current node has child nodes.

A. They sllow you a means of testing your XML for valid output.

B. They must be referenced when instantiating an XML object.

C. They make your XML data sources more understandable.

D. THey let you create new markup languages.

A. Data can be loaded to object other than the one making the Loadvars call.

B. It can handle more variables.

C. It is supported by Flash Player 4, 5 and 6

A. It is a one way request/response protocol.

B. Once a request is made, the server returns the requested resource.

C. With HTTP the server needs to make frequent requests to see if client data has changed.

A. It can only be used to pass XML.

B. It uses a persistent two-way socket.

C. With the XMLSocket object, once the client connects to the server, it stays connected until one side terminates the connection.

D. It can push data from the server to the client..

A. If the ignoreWhite property is true,all spaces in the XML document will be ignored.

B. Carriage returns are treated as data if the ignoreWhite property is set to false.

C. With the ignoreWhite property set to true, you can reduce the number of nodes that need to be created during parsing

D. The default value for the ignoreWhite property is true.

A. The XMLSocket. onXMLLoad method is called by the client.

B. The XMLSocket . onLoad method is called by the client.

C. A zero byte is received.

D. The XMLSocket server is unable to determine when a received message is complete.

A. Install and configure a supported Web server application environment.

B. Download and install the server-side remoting components

C. Download and install the Flash MX Remoting components

D. Implement a Macromedia UIComponent

A. The Flash Player version installed.

B. The operating system installed.

C. The screen resolution.

D. The use of external assets.

A. Access data directly from a remotely hosted Web service.

B. Integrate seamlessly with existing Macromedia UIComponents

C. Translate SOAP XML data into native Flash objects.

D. Marshall native Java objects into Flash objects

A. The connection speed between computers will be generally faster than on the Internet.

B. Users will have the same version of the Flash Player.

C. The computers accessing the application will be pretty similar to each other as far as capability is concerned.

D. Users will have an Internet connection.

A. URLRemote . as

B. Gateway . as

C. NetServices . as

D. GetRemote . as

A. Find out how potential customers will use your application.

B. Direct marketing exposure to test candidates.

C. Identify areas where the product is difficult to use.

D. Receive valuable comments from customers on how to improve the application.

A. Separating and encapsulating each feature of your application

B. Avoiding the use of external .as files

C. Creating differnet classes for different tasks

D. Making sure your methods and classes have descriptive names

A. A normal SWF file is created.

B. An SWD file is created in your working ddirectory.

C. The Debug window appears.

D. You can step through each breakpoint you have set in the movie.

A. String values

B. Array values

C. Object instance values

D. Date and Time values

A. A browser

B. A projector

C. A Java executable

D. A third-party wrapper

A. Some sketches of the products interface are drawn.

B. The application goes alpha.

C. The application goes beta.

D. The application is code complete.

A. tabOrder

B. tabNumber

C. tabValue

D. tabIndex