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What two architectural factors most heavily influence the interoperability of the Oracle Adapters with Oracle Service Bus (OSB) and Oracle SOA Suite?

  1. Oracle Adapters are based on the Java EE Connector Architecture (JCA) 1.5 specification.
  2. Oracle Adapters use native APIs to connect to the supportedback-end applications.
  3. Oracle Adapters are deployed to the same Oracle WebLogic Servers as Oracle Fusion Middleware.
  4. Use of Oracle Adapters Extended Architecture (XA) features is completely optional.

Answer(s): B,C


Reference:

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E25178_01/integration.1111/e10231/intgn.htm



You expand a business rule component that a colleague added to the BPEL process.You see an Assign element namedFacts_To_Rule_Services.
Which statement is true about this assign element?

  1. It was added automatically based on entries that your colleague made in the dialog box that appeared when the business rule component was added to the BPEL model.
  2. Your colleague manually added this Assign element after adding the business rule component to the BPEL model.
  3. The Assign element was automatically added when your colleague manually added the correspondingRule_Service_To_FactsAssign to the BPEL model.
  4. You can delete this Assign because it was created for documentation purposes only.

Answer(s): A



Composite X invokes an outbound DB adapter to write data to a database table. You have configured JCA retry at the binding component as follows:

<property name = "jca.retry.count" type="xs:int" many="false"
override ="may">2</property>
<property name = "jca.retry.interval" type="xs:int" many="false"
override ="may">2</property>

You have also modeled a fault policy to retry the invocation three times in case ofremoteFaultas follows:

<retryCount>3<retryCount>
<retryInterval>3<retryInterval>

What happens when the database that is being accessed by the above binding component goes down?

  1. The invocation is retried for a total of two times every two seconds. Fault policy reties are ignored.
  2. The invocation is retried for a total of six times every three seconds.
  3. The invocation is retried for a total of six times every two seconds.
  4. The fault policy retries occur within the JCA retries. So, two JCA retries are executed two seconds apart. Within each fault policy retry, two JCA retries are executed two seconds apart.

Answer(s): D



You want to monitor a specific BPEL process variable in your process. You have all the capabilities of Oracle SOA Suite at your disposal. Which approach do you take if you want the variable data written to a JMS queue to be processed by another application?

  1. Identify the variable as a key performance indicator (KPI) and track it inBAM.
  2. Use a composite sensor on the appropriate service or reference binding.
  3. Use a BPEL Process Manager sensor to collect the value and context.
  4. Use Oracle Event Processing (OEP) to monitor the activities being executed in the BPEL process.

Answer(s): C






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