Oracle Mobile Cloud Service 2016 Developer Essentials - 1z1-346 Exam Practice Test

A. Facebook Login

B. OpenID

C. HTTP Basic

D. Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO)

E. Oracle Access Manager Mobile and Social

F. SAML

G. OAuth Consumer

A. Within the MCS UI, you can define a hierarchical relationship between connectors such that, when called from Node, the call order is implicitly set so that the parent connector is called first and the child is called next.

B. You may nest the second connector call in the callback of the first connector call, or include third party node modules, such as Bluebird, to provide synchronous capabilities.

C. The MCS custom API Node implementation includes a server-side Node SDK that inherently supports transaction management for connector API calls.

D. Because of the asynchronous nature of Node.js, there is no way to guarantee that the connectors will be called in a defined order. You must handle an incorrect outcome in an exception handler.

A. It associates a log entry with a specific mobile use case.

B. It identifies all log entries that are written for a single request regardless of which log files hold the information.

C. It identifies the regional location of a request in the log entry.

D. It associates logs written for a specific application with a device.

A. MCS guarantees delivery of notifications.

B. MCS allows you to send notifications to selected recipients, for example, based on their device's operating system or the user.

C. By using MCS for push notifications, you do not have to utilize vendor push notification services such as APNs and GCM.

D. By using MCS, you are not burdened with having to write code to support multiple push notification platforms.

A. It is the principal way of retrieving data from back-end, on-premise systems.

B. It is a convenient way of storing data that is specific to your mobile application without having to go back to your back-end systems to store it.

C. It gives you full access to an Oracle Database instance.

D. All data retrieved from back-end applications must be stored by the storage API in order to be consumed by the mobile application.

E. It can store images and JSON objects.

A. This is an artifact generated by MCS when you download the code. It can be safely ignored.

B. It is a manifest file for the zip file that specifies the name, version, and dependencies of the Node code.

C. For the related Node.js file, it includes all the #import package names.

D. It contains the RAML JSON definition of the custom API's endpoints, methods, and payloads.

A. It is recommended, but it is possible to bypass it if needed.

B. It provides a perfect mapping between JSON and XML.

C. It offers a comprehensive mapping between JSON and XML, but some limitations exist.

D. It is mandatory because the SOAP connector APIs cannot bypass it.

E. It offers configurable mappings through XSLT.

A. Read-Write

B. Read-Write (All Users)

C. Write (Any User)

D. Write-All