A. It CANNOT be determined precisely.
B. It can be determined only for the highest priority task.
C. It can be determined for any number of periodic tasks with bounded execution times.
D. It can be determined for any set of task deadlines with bounded execution times.
A. Manual
B. Factoring
C. Automatic
D. Patterns
E. QVT
A. It always includes a detailed model of the platform.
B. It must always be able to produce an implementation.
C. It must always include all details necessary to produce an implementation.
D. It may abstract away some of the platform details
A. Platform implementation
B. Platform
C. Platform Specific Model
D. Platform viewpoint
A. It is used to check for availability of proper protocols on the client ORB before attempting a connection.
B. It is used to establish allowable binding protocols in order of preference.
C. It raises a COMM_FAILURE system exception if set on both client and server sides.
D. It is defined by a CLIENT_PROTOCOL_POLICY_TYPE 48.
A. Static variables have a set value for the lifetime of the program, while dynamic variables can changevalue as determined by the program.
B. Static variables have global visibility while dynamic variables are restricted to individual components.
C. Static variables exist for as long as the program runs, while dynamic variables are created anddestroyed by the program and scoping rules.
D. Static variables are used to save memory space in lieu of dynamic variables.
A. isShared
B. accessControlPolicy
C. clientPriority
D. averageLatency
A. method overloading
B. multiple inheritance
C. encapsulation of plain attributes
D. object relationships
E. object inheritance
A. LogLevel values of 15 to 31 are reserved for debugging support.
B. A LogLevel value of SECURITY_ALARM or FAILURE_ALARM results in an immediate exceptionevent when the logging record is stored.
C. The value provided in LogLevel is recorded in the logging record and provided to the consumer atretrieval.
D. Type LogLevel is an integer type that is utilized to sort logging records.
A. PackageConfiguration
B. ComponentAssemblyDescription
C. ComponentPackage
D. ComponentImplementationDescription
E. DeploymentPlan
