IBM Assessment: IBM Business Process Manager Advanced V7.5, Integration Development Sample Questions:

1. An integration developer is testing a long-running process applicationfor a customer. When the business process receives a request, it invokes several other SCA services. During integration testing, the developer finds that an unexpected failure has occurred. Which troubleshooting method gives the integration developer a detailed hierarchal view of the invocation record, including input and output data?

A) Put breakpoints at various places in the business process.
B) Enable cross-component trace (XCT)with the Data Snapshot option.
C) Change the log detail level to the SCA.* option in the running server.
D) Load all the other integrated SCA services in the business process to the same workspace.

2. An integration developer is reviewing the configuration for an integrated test server environment. Refer to the exhibit:

What behavior can the integration developer expect based on the server1 configuration?

A) Federating server1 into a cell will produce an error.
B) Installing a new stand-alone server separately from the IBM Business Process Manager installation will have a similar configuration by default.
C) Installing a new stand-alone server separately from the IBM Business Process Manager installation will have a similar configuration by default.
D) Clearing Run in development mode can reduce the server1 startup time.
E) Installing a new stand-alone server separately from the IBM Business Process Manager installation will have a similar configuration by default.
F) Selecting Startcomponents as needed will assure that process instances cannot be accidentally stopped or uninstalled.

3. Which invocation style is appropriate to call request-response operations where the response is not needed by the caller for further processing, but it needs to be notified when the operation completes?

A) Asynchronous invocation request with callback.
B) Synchronous invocation request-response operation.
C) Synchronous invocation one-way operation.
D) Asynchronous invocation deferred response.

4. During acceptance testing of an integration solution, various errors in the mediation flows were discovered. While correcting these errors, the development team found that little or no error handling was present within the mediation flows. Therefore, a new requirement is introduced to handle every exception within any mediation flow in exactly the same way by logging the exception to a file. How can an integration developer implement this requirement?

A) Create a mediation flow containing the exception handling logic, and invoke it whenever an error occurs.
B) Create a mediation subflow containing the exception handling logic, and connect the error input node of each mediation flow to this new subflow.
C) Create a mediation subflow containing the exception handling logic, andconnect every fail terminal to this new subflow.
D) Connect a trace primitive to each fail terminal.

5. Anintegration developer has been asked to review an implementation of the JavaComponentImpl class. The class implements the AnInterface interface, as shown in the exhibits.


Which concern should the integration developer state in the review?

A) Line 25 of JavaComponentImpl.java should be: storedA.createDataObject("field1", "http://AModule", input1);
B) Java components that operate on business objects must implement Java interfaces.
C) Static references to a business object can result in concurrent access of it.
D) A line should be inserted between lines 24 and 25 of JavaComponentImpl.java containing: storedA.unset("field1");

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