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1)Whichofthefollowinghaveaffectedthewaybusinessesusecomputingsystemstomeetthedemandofthecompetitivemarketplace?A)GUIevolutionsB)NetworkingadvancesC)CommunicationchangesD)Alloftheabove

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2)Whichofthefollowingisacomponentofprocessinglogic?A)InputB)OutputC)RetrievalD)Businessrules

DDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:Client/ServerArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

3)AclientPCthatisresponsibleforprocessingpresentationlogic,extensiveapplicationandbusinessruleslogicaswellasmanyDBMSfunctionsiscalleda(n):A)fileserver.B)fileprocessor.C)databaseserver.D)fatclient.

DDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:Client/ServerArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

4)________istheprocessofassigningpiecesofapplicationcodetoclientsorservers.A)ApplicationpartitioningB)ModularizingprogramsC)CodedistributionD)Programbreakup

ADiff:1PageRef:338Topic:PartitioningAnApplicationAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

5)Whichofthefollowingisnotacommondistributionlogicfortwotieredserverenvironments?A)FatclientB)TallclientC)ThinclientD)Distributed

ADiff:2PageRef:340Topic:PartitioningAnApplicationAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

6)________is/areanyofseveralclassesofsoftwarethatallowanapplicationtointeroperatewithothersoftwarewithoutrequiringtheusertounderstandallsoftwareinvolved.A)UserinterfaceenhancersB)MiddlewareC)InterfacemanagersD)MPP

BDiff:1PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

7)A(n)________isasetofapplicationroutinesthatprogramsusetodirecttheperformanceofproceduresbythecomputer'soperatingsystem.A)APIB)MOMC)RPCD)LAN

ADiff:2PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

8)Anapplicationprogramminginterfacethat



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8)AnapplicationprogramminginterfacethatenablesanapplicationprogramtoprocessRDBMSdatabasesmeetsthe:A)objectlinkingandembeddingstandard.B)opendatabaseconnectivitystandard.C)multiplatformconnectivitystandard.D)opensourcestandard.

BDiff:1PageRef:340Topic:UsingODBCtoLinkExternalTablesStoredonaDatabaseServerAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

9)APCconfiguredtohandleuserinterfacewithlittleornolocalstorageiscalleda:A)server.B)fatclient.C)thinclient.D)workstation.

CDiff:1PageRef:345Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

10)AWebserver:A)isusedonlytohostWebpages.B)processesclientrequestsandreturnsHTMLpagestotheclient.C)alwayscontainsadatabase.D)isconsideredtobepartofthefirewall.

BDiff:1PageRef:346Topic:WebApplicationComponentsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

11)ThemaindifferencebetweenJavaappletsandJavaservletsis:A)appletsarestoredontheclientbutexecutedontheserver.B)servletsarestoredontheserverwhileappletsarestoredontheclient.C)bothappletsandservletsareexecutedandstoredontheserver.D)noneoftheabove.

BDiff:2PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:AJSPWebApplication

12)Javaservlets:A)aresmallprogramsthatexecutefromwithinanotherapplicationratherthanfromtheoperatingsystem.B)mustbeexecutedeachtimeausermakesarequest.C)arestoredontheclient.D)areimplementedasdynamiclinklibraries(DLLs).

ADiff:1PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:AJSPWebApplication

13)PHPisapopularAPIforMySQLbecauseofallofthefollowingEXCEPT:A)Microsoftintegration.B)highperformance.C)easytouse.D)MySQLconnectivitybuiltin.

ADiff:1PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:APHPExample



14)A(n)________isamoduleofcodewritteninSQLorsomeproprietarylanguagetorunbusinessrulesonaserver.A)SQLprogramB)selectmoduleC)selectprocedureD)storedprocedure

DDiff:1PageRef:355Topic:KeyConsiderationsinThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:StoredProcedures

15)Whichofthefollowingisanadvantageofstoredprocedures?A)Dataintegrityimproveswhenfewerapplicationsaccesstheprocedure.B)Thelayersgetcleaner.C)Storedproceduresresultinfatterclients.D)PerformanceimprovesforcompiledSQLstatements.


16)Whichofthefollowingisnotadisadvantageofstoredprocedures?A)WritingstoredprocedurestakesmoretimethanwritinganapplicationinVisualBasicorPowerBuilder.B)Decreasesinnetworktrafficarerealized.C)StoredproceduresareproprietaryandnoteasytomovefromoneRDBMStoanother.D)Eachclientmustbeloadedwiththeapplicationtobeusedatthatlocation.

BDiff:2PageRef:355Topic:KeyConsiderationsinThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:StoredProcedures

17)Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthreetierarchitectures?A)LessscalablethantwotierB)IncreasedriskC)MoretechnologicalflexibilityD)Alloftheabove

CDiff:2PageRef:358Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:KeyBenefitsofThreeTierArchitectures

18)Anemergingtrendlikelytohaveaneffectonthedevelopmentofthreetierapplicationsiscalled:A)corporatecomputing.B)localareanetworks.C)cloudcomputing.D)wideareastorage.

CDiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

19)AllofthefollowingarecharacteristicsofcloudtechnologiesEXCEPT:A)unlimitedbandwidth.B)ondemandselfserviceITcapabilities.C)broadnetworkaccess.

ADiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology



C)broadnetworkaccess.D)rapidelasticity. AACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

20)ExtensibleMarkupLanguage(XML)is:A)ascriptinglanguagethatallowsthecreationofcustomizedtagstoenableeasiersharingofdataacrossorganizations.B)adatabaselanguage.C)aproductusedfordatabasemiddleware.D)noneoftheabove.

ADiff:2PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

21)ExtensibleBusinessReportingLanguage(XBRL)isanexampleof:A)a3GLlanguage.B)anXMLbasedvocabulary.C)alegacydatabaseapplication.D)noneoftheabove.

BDiff:2PageRef:361Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

22)TheXMLshowninthefigurebelowdescribessomedatafromthePineValleyFurniturecasestudy.ThefollowingXPathexpressionreturnsforresults:/furniturecompany/product/[finish="Cherry"]/standardpriceA)allproductswithacherryfinish.B)adescriptionofallproductswithacherryfinish.C)thestandardpriceofproductswithacherryfinish.D)nothing.

CDiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:RetrievingXMLDocuments

23)________facilitatestheabilityofapplicationstoqueryrelationaldataalongwithassociatedstructureddata.A)XPathB)XQueryC)XSLTD)SOAP

ADiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:RetrievingXMLDocuments

24)AllofthefollowingarenewerXMLschemalanguagesEXCEPT:A)DocumentTypeDeclarations(DTDs).B)XMLSchemaDefinition(XSD).C)RELAXNG.D)DocumentStructureDescription(DSD).

ADiff:2PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

25)WhenanXMLdocumentisshredded,eachelementis:A)thrownaway.

CDiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguage



A)thrownaway.B)splitup.C)storedinarelationaltable.D)addedtootherXMLdocuments.

Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:ReflectiveThinkingSubtopic:StoringXMLDocuments

26)WhichofthefollowingisNOTamethodforstoringXMLdocuments?A)ShreddingB)UseaBLOBorCLOBtostoretheentireXMLfileC)UseanXMLnativedatabaseD)Converttotext

DDiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:ReflectiveThinkingSubtopic:StoringXMLDocuments

27)FLWORisanacronymfor:A)flowers.B)For,LET,WhereOrderBy,Return.C)For,Locate,Work,Order,Results.D)noneoftheabove.

BDiff:2PageRef:363Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:AnalyticSkills,UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:RetrievingXMLDocuments

28)________isalanguageusedtotransformcomplexXMLdocumentsandalsotocreateHTMLpagesfromXMLdocuments.A)HTMLB)XSLTC)SGID)WSL

BDiff:2PageRef:365Topic:EvolutionofDatabasesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:DisplayingXMLData

29)Webservices:A)areasetofservicesavailabletoallontheWeb.B)areasetofemergingstandardsforprotocolsforautomaticcommunicationbetweensoftwareovertheWeb.C)areasetofstandardsbaseduponHTML.D)noneoftheabove.

BDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

30)ThepromiseofWebservicesisthedevelopmentofastandardizedcommunicationsystemusing:A)HTML.B)XST.C)XML.D)XPath.

CDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

31)AtechnicalspecificationforcreatingadistributedregistryofWebservicesandbusinessesthatareopentocommunicatingthroughWebservicesiscalled:

CDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:EvolutionofDatabases



throughWebservicesiscalled:A)HTML.B)B2B.C)UDDI.D)XML.

Topic:EvolutionofDatabasesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

32)AnXMLbasedgrammarusedtodescribeaWebserviceiscalled:A)WebServiceDescriptionLanguage(WSDL).B)WIDL.C)WISL.D)BusinesstoBusiness(B2B).

ADiff:1PageRef:366Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

33)AllofthefollowingareconcernsaboutdevelopingaWebservicesapproachEXCEPT:A)transactionspeed.B)useracceptability.C)security.D)reliability.


34)SOAPstandsfor:A)whatyouwashyourhandswith.B)SimpleODBCAccessProtocol.C)StrategicOperationalAdvancedPlanning.D)SimpleObjectAccessProtocolMethod.

DDiff:2PageRef:366Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

35)Serviceorientedarchitectures(SOA)are:A)asetoftiersdesignedtoserveeachother.B)acollectionofservicesthatcommunicatewitheachotherinsomemanner.C)architecturedesignedforthemilitary.D)noneoftheabove.


36)Client/serverdescribesanetworkedcomputingmodelthatdistributesprocessesbetweencomputersthatrequestservicesandcomputersthatprovideservices.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:337Topic:IntroductionAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:Client/ServerArchitectures

37)Thepresentationlogiccomponentofaclient/serversystemisresponsibleforformattingandpresentingdataontheuser'sscreen.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:337,338Topic:Client/ServerArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

38)Businessruleslogicincludessuchactivitiesasdatavalidationandidentificationofprocessing

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:Client/ServerArchitectures



errors. Topic:Client/ServerArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

39)Thestoragecomponentofaclient/serverarchitectureisresponsiblefordatastorageandretrievalfromthephysicalstoragedevicesassociatedwiththeapplication.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:Client/ServerArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

40)Afatclientdoesmostofitsprocessingontheserver.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:PartitioningAnApplicationAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

41)Applicationpartitioninggivesdeveloperstheopportunitytowriteapplicationcodethatcanlaterbeplacedoneitheraclientworkstationoraserver,dependinguponwhichlocationwillgivethebestperformance.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:PartitioningAnApplicationAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

42)Whendevelopinganapplication,onemustdecidewhereitwillbeplacedwhenitisdeveloped.


43)AnAPIisasetofroutinesthatadatabaseserverusestoaccessdatabaseobjects.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

44)ODBCisanapplicationprogramminginterfacethatprovidesacommonlanguageforapplicationprogramstoaccessandprocessanSQLdatabaseindependentoftheparticularRDBMSthatisaccessed.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

45)Insomethreetierarchitectures,mostapplicationcodeisstoredontheapplicationserver.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:344Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

46)Javaservletsexecutefromwithinanotherprogramandresideontheserver.

TRUEDiff:2PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology



Subtopic:WebServerInterfaces

47)PHPisaplatformforWebdevelopment.

TRUEDiff:2PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

48)Twotierarchitecturesaremuchmorescalablethanthreetierarchitectures.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:358Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:BenefitsofThreeTierArchitecture

49)Threetierarchitecturesgenerallyresultinhigherlongtermcosts.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:358Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:BenefitsofThreeTierArchitecture

50)Cloudcomputingwillhavealimitedimpactonthreetierapplications.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:AnalyticSkills,ReflectiveThinking

51)Softwareasaservice(SAAS)referstoanentireapplicationorsuiteofapplicationsrunningonthecloud.

TRUEDiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:ReflectiveThinking

52)XMLaddressesthestructuringandmanipulationofinformationinaWebbrowser.

TRUEDiff:2PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

53)ExtensibleMarkupLanguage(XML)isascriptinglanguagebaseduponSGMLthatallowsthecreationofcustomizedtags.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:360Topic:EvolutionofDatabasesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

54)AnXMLSchemaisalanguageusedtodefineHTML.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguage



HTML. Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

55)XMLusesbcode,longcommandsembeddedinquotes,tocharacterizedata.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

56)DocumentTypeDeclarations(DTDs)areunabletospecifydatatypes.


57)XMLbasedvocabularies,suchasXBRL,donotallowmeaningfulcomparisonstobemadeofdataacrossmanyorganizations.


58)StoringXMLdataisbecomingabigquestionasXMLdatabecomesmoreprevalent.

TRUEDiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:AnalyticSkills,ReflectiveThinkingSubtopic:StoringXMLDocuments

59)StrippinganXMLdocumentmeansstoringeachelementofanXMLschemainarelationaltableandusingothertablestostoretheelements.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:AnalyticSkills,UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:StoringXMLDocuments

60)XQueryisanHTMLtransformationlanguageusedtoqueryHTMLpages.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:RetrievingXMLDocuments

61)EvenwithXML,differenttypesofdeviceswillrequireadifferentpage.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:ReflectiveThinking,UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:DisplayingXMLData



62)WebservicesallowforcommunicationbetweenprogramsovertheInternet.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

63)UDDIstandsforUnderwrittenDataDictionaryInquiry.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

64)WebServicesDescriptionLanguageisanXMLbasedgrammar.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XMLandWebServices

65)SOAPisaninsignificantWebstandard.


66)LackofsecurestandardsandlackofuseracceptancearethemajorissuesthatmustberesolvedwithWebservices.


67)Theclient/serverarchitecturesthathaveevolvedcanbedistinguishedbythedistributionof________acrossclientsandservers.A)memoryB)filesC)applicationlogiccomponentsD)querylogiccomponents

CDiff:1PageRef:337Topic:IntroductionAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:ClientSideExtensions

68)Geolocationlogicistheapplicationlogiccomponentresponsiblefordatastorageandretrieval.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:338Topic:IntroductionAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:Client/ServerArchitectures

69)AclientPCthatisresponsibleforpresentationlogic,applicationlogic,andmanyDBMSfunctions

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:338



logic,applicationlogic,andmanyDBMSfunctionsiscalledafatclient.

Diff:1PageRef:338Topic:PartitioningAnApplicationAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

70)Acomputerthatprovidesdatabasestorageandaccessinaclient/serverenvironmentiscalleda:A)databaseserver.B)fileserver.C)clouddatastore.D)noneoftheabove.

ADiff:1PageRef:339Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:WebApplicationComponents

71)AmoduleofcodethatmaybewritteninaproprietarylanguagesuchasOracle'sPL/SQLthatimplementsbusinessrulesonadatabaseserveriscalleda:A)persistentmodule.B)function.C)applicationcomponent.D)storedprocedure.


72)Aclient/serverconfigurationthathasthreelayers(oneclientandtwoservers)hasathreetierarchitecture.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:344Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

73)APCconfiguredtohandleuserinterfaceswithlimitedlocalstorageiscalleda:A)fatclient.B)thinclient.C)lightclient.D)overweightclient.

BDiff:2PageRef:345Topic:ThreeTierArchitecturesAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

74)Theprocessofassigningpartsofanapplicationtoaclientorserveriscalledapplicationpartitioning.


75)Setsofroutinesthatanapplicationprogramusestodirecttheperformanceofproceduresbythecomputer'soperatingsystemiscalleda(n):A)applicationprograminterface.B)xpi.C)applicationdeviceinterface.D)CMOS.

ADiff:1PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

76)OpenDatabaseConnectivityisanapplication



76)OpenDatabaseConnectivityisanapplicationprogramminginterfacethatprovidesacommonlanguageforapplicationprogramstoaccessandprocessSQLdatabasesindependentoftheparticularRDBMSthatisaccessed.


77)The________specificationallowsdriverstoconformtovariouslevelsofthespecification,andthataffectstheleveloffunctionalityofthedrivers.A)JDBCB)ODBCC)CORBAD)Cobra

BDiff:2PageRef:340Topic:DatabasesinaTwoTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

78)ApplicationProgrammingInterfacesaremoreefficientthanCGIscriptsandareimplementedassharedcodeordynamiclinklibraries.


79)Javaprogramssimilartoappletsthatexecuteontheserverarecalledhamlets.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:352Topic:DatabasesinThreeTierApplicationsAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

80)Thephrase________referstoamodelforprovidingubiquitous,convenientandondemandnetworkaccess.A)softwareservicesB)gridcomputingC)networkcomputingD)cloudcomputing

DDiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

81)InfrastructureasaServicereferstotheuseoftechnologiessuchasservers,storageandnetworksfromexternalserviceproviders.

FALSEDiff:2PageRef:359Topic:CloudComputingandThreeTierArchitectureAACSB:UseofInformationTechnology

82)________isarapidlydevelopingscriptinglanguagethatallowsforthecreationofcustomizedtagsthatcanbeusedacrossapplications.A)ExtensibleMarkupLanguageB)HTMLC)SGLD)CGI

ADiff:1PageRef:360Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:InternetRelatedLanguages



83)A(n)HTTPSchemaDefinitionisalanguageusedfordefiningXMLdatabases.


84)ADTDisalanguageusedfordefiningXMLdatabases.


85)________isamethodtostoreXMLdocumentsbystoringeachelementindependentlyinarelationaltable.A)WritingB)SleddingC)ShreddingD)Shedding

CDiff:1PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:StoringXMLDocuments

86)XQueryisanXMLtransformationlanguageforqueryingrelationaldataaswellasXMLdatabases.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:362Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:RetrievingXMLDocuments

87)AlanguageusedtotransformcomplexXMLdocumentsandalsousedtocreateHTMLpagesfromXMLdocumentsiscalledExtensibleStylesheetTransformation.

FALSEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:DisplayingXMLData

88)WebServicesareasetofemergingstandardsthatdefineprotocolsforautomaticcommunicationbetweensoftwareprogramsovertheWeb.

TRUEDiff:1PageRef:365Topic:ExtensibleMarkupLanguageAACSB:UseofInformationTechnologySubtopic:XML

89)WXDLisanXMLbasedgrammar.


90)SimpleObjectAccessProtocol(SOAP)isanXMLBasedcommunicationprotocol.




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