Oracle SOA Suite 12c Essentials - 1z0-434 Exam Practice Test

A. Use Oracle Service Bus or BPEL Process Manager and utilize the REST binding that is available for both. The RESTbinding will automatically translate a REST payload from JSON or XML to SOAP/XML for processing in the middleware layer.

B. Use a BPEL process with a REST binding and utilize the nXSD activity to translate the native JSON payload to XML for processing.

C. Oracle Service Bus must be used. An HTTP proxy service is created and a pipeline is added with a conditional branch for each HTTP verb that the interface will serve. If there is any non-XML payload, such as JSON, an external parser service must be used to translate it to XML.

D. Use the HTTP transport in Oracle Service Bus for the REST interaction and use nXSD to translate the JSON payload to XML for processing.

A. Separate domains must be configured for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Service Bus.

B. The installation of Oracle SOA Suite includes the installation of Oracle Service Bus.

C. The Oracle Repository Creation Utility (RCU) must be run twice to create the required schemas.

D. A supported version of WebLogic Server must be installed before installing Oracle SOA Suite.

A. A particular rule can be fired only once in an inferencing session.

B. Rules are evaluated in the order in which they were added to the ruleset.

C. Rules with multiple IF conditions receive higher priority during evaluation.

D. A priority setting of 1 will cause the rule to fire during each inferencing session.

E. The effective date set for a rule can take it out of consideration for evaluation.

A. They shield the developer from needing in-depth expertise on the functionality of the cloud-based application.

B. They free the developer up to focus on building the business logic for related business processes.

C. They come with a configuration wizard that is accessible from Enterprise Manager.

D. They help the developer master the intricacies of the cloud application's data model and mechanisms for security and session management.

A. Define the rejection-handler logic in a top-level catch block in the BPEL process where the QName of the fault should bebpws:rejectedMessages.

B. Define the rejection-handler logic infault-policies.xmlfor the composite, and then associate thefault-policies.xmlwith the composite.

C. Define the rejection-handler logic inline as a child element of the <binding.jca> section of the inbound adapter incomposite.xml.

D. Define the rejection-handler logic inrejection-handlers.xmlin the$MW_HOME/soa/connectorsdirectory.

A. bookstore//author/text ()

B. bookstore/book/author/text ()

C. bookstore/book/author/*

D. //author/*text

E. //author/@text

F. bookstore/book/author

A. The given Mediator configuration does not address this sequencing requirement.

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 user has configured resequencer worker threads to a value greater than 1 for the Mediator service engine.

D. The user is running on a four-node SOA cluster and has not configured the inbound JMC adapter to be a singleton.

A. OWSM policies can be attached and detached with WLST.

B. Although you can attach as well as detach security policies in JDeveloper, you can only detach them in Enterprise Manager.

C. An applicationdeveloper typically uses JDeveloper to create new security policies rather than select them froma prebuilt list.

D. When you use JDeveloper to associate a security policy with a web service, the policy is not really attached until application deployment.

A. The output of a composite sensor can be directed to Oracle Business Activity Monitoring.

B. XPath expressions can be used as a filter to track a particular type of message.

C. You can choose to view the runtime output of the composite sensor in a database table.

D. They enable the monitoring and publishing of incoming and outgoing messages.

E. They publish their output to the WebLogic Administration Console.