Online 1Z0-434 Practice Test

Question 1

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?

Options :

A : Identify the variable as a key performance indicator (KPI) and track it inBAM.

B : Use a composite sensor on the appropriate service or reference binding.

C :

Use a BPEL Process Manager sensor to collect the value and context.

D :

Use Oracle Event Processing (OEP) to monitor the activities being executed in the

BPEL process.

Answer: C

Question 2

Which statement is true about the relationship between the WSDL and the JCA binding file

when working with an Oracle Adapter at design time?

Options :

A :

The WSDL references the appropriate JCA binding file for each applicable operation in

the WSDL “binding” element.

B :

All operations defined in the WSDL must be mapped to activation specifications in the

JCA binding file.

C :

The JCA binding file defines default adapter property values for each applicable

operation defined in the WSDL.

D :

There is no direct relationship between the WSDL and the JCA binding file at design

time.

Answer: C

Question 3

Oracle Adapters are deployed to the Oracle SOA Suite server.

Which three SOA Suite components can use Oracle Adapters?

Options :

A : BPEL Process

B : Mediator

C : Proxy Service

D : Human Workflow

E : Business Rule

Answer: A,B,D

Question 4

To avoid the purchase of new server capacity, a company must limit the volume of

messages routed to a computationally expensive RESTful service operation.

Which Oracle SOA Suite component can help the company meetthis requirement?

Options :

A : BPEL process

B : Mediator

C : Proxy Service

D : Business Service

Answer: D

Question 5

A user has configured Mediator M1 to receive and route product information from System X

into its internal applications in chronological order. For each product, M1 receives one

“create” event followed by any number of “update “ events from an AQ Queue via a JMS

adapter. M1 can receive updates to the product at anytimeof day.

The user claims that incoming messages for each product are received and processed in

the correct chronological order 95 % of the time. However, the messages are being

processed out oforder 5 % of the time. This results in critical errors in the target systems.

The user expects all messages pertaining to a product to be unconditionally processed in

the order of arrival at M1.

What causes this discrepancy?

Options :

A :

The user is running on a four-node SOA cluster and has not configured the inbound

JMC adapter to be a singleton.

B :

The user is running on a single-node SOA environment but has configured the number

of inbound adapter threads to be a value greater than 1.

C : The given Mediator configuration does not address this sequencing requirement.

D :

The user has configured resequencer worker threads to a value greater than 1 for the

Mediator service engine.

Answer: C

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