問題文
A data quality team at a regional bus operator hands the season-ticket register out to spreadsheet users, and the two places where a link to a service can be taken in do not accept the same sort of input. On the developer side, the objects that another object leans on behave one way when an object leaves the repository and another way when one comes in. Which pairing states what each of the two places accepts, and states how those objects behave on each of the two journeys?
選択肢
- In the plug-in the Add command on the ribbon takes in one web address at a time or a handful of WSDL files that you point at one by one, and in the plug-in the Settings window takes in every WSDL file that sits in a directory that you name once. In the tool the dependent objects of an object that you export are the ones that travel with it of their own accord, and in the tool the dependent objects of an object that you import are the ones that must each be put into the target before the object itself may go in.
- In the plug-in the Settings window takes in one web address at a time or a handful of WSDL files that you point at one by one, and in the plug-in the Add command on the ribbon takes in every WSDL file that sits in a directory that you name once. In the tool the dependent objects of an object that you import are the ones that travel with it of their own accord, and in the tool the dependent objects of an object that you export are the ones that must each be put into the target before the object itself may go in.
- In the plug-in the Settings window takes in one web address at a time or a handful of WSDL files that you point at one by one, and in the plug-in the Add command on the ribbon takes in every WSDL file that sits in a directory that you name once. In the tool the dependent objects of an object that you export are the ones that travel with it of their own accord, and in the tool the dependent objects of an object that you import are the ones that must each be put into the target before the object itself may go in.
- In the plug-in the Add command on the ribbon takes in one web address at a time or a handful of WSDL files that you point at one by one, and in the plug-in the Settings window takes in every WSDL file that sits in a directory that you name once. In the tool the dependent objects of an object that you import are the ones that travel with it of their own accord, and in the tool the dependent objects of an object that you export are the ones that must each be put into the target before the object itself may go in.