A. Concurrency
B. Openness
C. Resource sharing
D. Fault tolerance
A. Client/server SQL interaction
B. Remote procedure calls
C. SQL Injection
D. All of the mentioned
Explanation: This mechanism is limited to relational database management system (RDBMS) applications.
A. Application system reuse
B. Component reuse
C. Object and function reuse
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Components of an application, ranging in size from subsystems to single objects, may be reused.
A. Mills
B. Dyer
C. Linger
D. All of the Mentioned
Explanation: The Cleanroom philosophy was first proposed for software engineering by Mills, Dyer, and Linger during the 1980s.
A. Standards compliance
B. Increased Reliability
C. Reduced Process risk
D. Maintaining a component library
Explanation: There can be thousands of components in a frameworks whose maintenance is quite difficult.
A. obtain pertinent information about the desired method from the interface repository
B. create a data structure with parameters to be passed to the object
C. create a request for the object
D. all of the mentioned
Explanation: The request is then passed to the ORB core—an implementation-specific part of the network operating system that manages requests, and the request is fulfilled.
A. difficult
B. expensive
C. unreliable
D. difficult and expensive
Explanation: Frameworks can be difficult and expensive to evaluate available frameworks to choose the most appropriate one.