Pregunta 30, Test por temas HTML 1

[iytenorio]

30) En sistemas de información y comunicaciones, SOAP es acrónimo de: [MAL]
Tema: 69
a) Services Oriented Architecture Protocol
b) Simple Object Access Protocol
c) Ninguna de las anteriores es válida
d) Las respuestas 'a' y 'b' son ciertas

Da por buena la D. Pienso que debería ser la B. ( http://www.w3.org/TR/soap12-part1/ )

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[v_b_v_madrid]

Opino igual, nunca había oido hablar de la A)

[alvarogb]

Googleando encuentro alguna referencia a la opción a) (muy pocas, la verdad). Aún así, no sé si se podría considerar suficientemente generalizado como para darla por válida al mismo nivel que la opcion b)...

SOAP now forms the basis for distributed object communication in most vendor implementations of SOAs. Although SOA does not define a messaging protocol, SOAP has recently been referred to as the Services-Oriented Architecture Protocol due to its common use in SOA implementations.

http://www.google.de/patents/US20050132381

[phdezv]

Hola,

En estas dudas, nada como ir a la fuente

La W3C lo define desde su versión 1.1 como Simple Object Access Protocol (http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/NOTE-SOAP-20000508/)

[Mikra]

"SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol is an XML-based lightweight protocol for the exchange of information in a decentralized, distributed environment. SOAP defines a messaging protocol between requestor and provider objects, such that the requesting objects can perform a remote method invocation on the providing objects in an object-oriented programming fashion. The SOAP specification was co-authored by Microsoft, IBM, Lotus, UserLand, and DevelopMentor. The specification subsequently spawned the creation of the W3C XML Protocol Workgroup, which is comprised of over 30 participating companies. SOAP forms the basis for distributed object communication in most vendor implementations of SOA. Although SOA does not define a messaging protocol, SOAP has recently been referred to as the Services-Oriented Architecture Protocol due to its common use in SOA implementations.The beauty of SOAP is that it is completely vendor-neutral, allowing for independent implementations relative to platform, operating system, object model, and programming language. Additionally, transport and language bindings as well as data-encoding preferences are all implementation dependent."

[Mikra]

Perdon, no puse la informacion completa,era lo mismo que escribia alvarogb.

De la fuente W3C

http://www.w3.org/TR/ws-arch/

While SOAP Version 1.2 [SOAP 1.2 Part 1] doesn't define "SOAP" as an acronym anymore, there are two expansions of the term that reflect these different ways in which the technology can be interpreted:

Service Oriented Architecture Protocol: In the general case, a SOAP message represents the information needed to invoke a service or reflect the results of a service invocation, and contains the information specified in the service interface definition.

Simple Object Access Protocol: When using the optional SOAP RPC Representation, a SOAP message represents a method invocation on a remote object, and the serialization of in the argument list of that method that must be moved from the local environment to the remote environment.

[phdezv]

Entonces la respuesta correcta debería ser la D, pero la pregunta está mal planteada porque "While SOAP Version 1.2 [SOAP 1.2 Part 1] doesn't define "SOAP" as an acronym anymore..."