Microsoft TS: Developing Business Process and Integration Solutions by Using Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010 Sample Questions:

1. A company uses BizTalk Server 2010 to receive electronic orders from multiple customers. You have schemas for all the order formats that the customers send. You need to create a business process that handles an incoming order. You create a canonical schema that represents an order. You also create an orchestration that handles an order of the canonical schema. What should you do next?

A) Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
B) Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
C) Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.
D) Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.

2. A BizTalk Server 2010 orchestration calls a Business Rules Engine policy. This policy evaluates test scores to determine whether a candidate passes or fails. The BizTalk solution and the policy are deployed. Business users have decided that the value of a passing score should be raised from 60% to 70%. You need to adjust the policy to reflect the modified rule parameter. What should you do?

A) Open the policy in the Business Rules Composer and create a different policy with a new name. Then copy the currently deployed version to the new policy and modify to reflect the changed parameter. Deploy the new policy.
B) Create a new vocabulary in the Business Rules Composer. Add the new parameter to this vocabulary and then publish the vocabulary.
C) Open the policy in the Business Rules Composer. Create a new version of the policy and edit this version to reflect the changed parameter. Then publish the new version.
D) Open the policy in the Business Rules Composer. Create a new version of the policy and edit this version to reflect the changed parameter. Then deploy the new version.

3. You are developing a BizTalk Server 2010 orchestration that routes shipping cargo. The orchestrations Transaction Type property has been set to Long Running. Part of the orchestration contains a block of logic for cargo routing. The routing logic is self-contained and makes no external calls that would affect the orchestrations state. You need to ensure that if an exception is thrown, no action taken during the execution of the routing logic block is committed. What should you do?

A) Add a Scope shape to the orchestration and set its Transaction Type property to Long Running. Add the block of routing logic to the Scope shape.
B) Add a Scope shape to the orchestration and set its Transaction Type property to None. Add the block of routing logic to the Scope shape.
C) Add a Scope shape to the orchestration and set its Transaction Type property to None. Add a Group shape and add the block of routing logic to it. Place the Group shape in the Scope shape.
D) Add a Scope shape to the orchestration and set its Transaction Type property to Atomic. Add the block of routing logic to the Scope shape.

4. You are developing a BizTalk Server 2010 orchestration that processes messages received from the BizTalk FILE adapter. You need to retrieve the original file name of the message and store it in a variable named FileName for future processing. What should you do?

A) Inside a message assignment shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the BTS.MessageType context property to assign the FileName variable.
B) Inside a message assignment shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the WSS.Filename context property to assign the FileName variable.
C) Inside an expression shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the FILE.ReceivedFileName context property to assign the FileName variable.
D) Inside an expression shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the LEGACY.FilePath context property to assign the FileName variable.

5. A BizTalk Server 2010 solution contains an orchestration that uses a Scope shape. At run time, an error occurs in a shape that is placed after the Scope shape. The orchestration does not contain logic to compensate for what happened inside the Scope shape. You need to add a compensation block to the Scope shape. What should you do?

A) Set the Transaction Type property to Long Running. Set the Synchronized property to True.
B) Set the Transaction Type property to Atomic. Set the Isolation Level property to Read Committed.
C) Set the Transaction Type property to Atomic. Set the Isolation Level property to Serializable.
D) Set the Transaction Type property to Long Running. Set the Compensation property to Custom.

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