When working directly with SOAP, which two statements are true about the encoding of compound values? (Choose two.)
A.
Compound values cannot be encoded.
B.
A compound value may NOT contain other compound values.
C.
Members of a compound value are encoded as accessor elements.
D.
Accessors with names that are local to their containing types have unqualified names.
C , D
https://www.w3.org/TR/2000/NOTE-SOAP-20000508/#_Toc478383520
5.4.1 Compound Values, Structs and References to Values
The members of a Compound Value are encoded as accessor elements. When accessors are distinguished by their name (as for example in a struct), the accessor name is used as the element name. Accessors whose names are local to their containing types have unqualified element names; all others have qualified names.
The following is an example of a struct of type “Book”:
C & D Correct