OMG Certified UML Professional 2 (OCUP 2) - Intermediate Level - OMG-OCUP2-INT200 Exam Practice Test

A. identifies the services that the object owning the port can offer to other objects connected via that port

B. represents an interface that must be defined in the same package in which the classifier owning the port is defined

C. identifies the services that the object owning the port expects of objects connected via that port

D. represents an interface that must be defined within the classifier that owns the port

A. The handling of the situation is a semantic point.

B. The event is discarded.

C. The event is deferred until a state is reached that responds to that trigger.

D. An exception is raised.

E. The state machine is not well formed.

A. The state machine is not well-formed.

B. The less deeply nested transition takes precedence over those with more depth.

C. More deeply nested transitions take precedence over those with less depth.

D. Both transitions are taken in arbitrary order.

A. attributes and operations

B. operations, but not attributes

C. neither attributes nor operations

D. attributes, but not operations

A. The order Entry component and the Invoicer component both require the services described by the Order interface and use an Order Entry component that provides those services.

B. Order Entry and Invoicer are ports of Order Entry

C. Signals travel from an Order Entry port and an Invoicer port, and join into a composite signal that flows to an Order Entry port. The signals flow along instances of the Order interface.

D. Order Entry delegates to both Order Entry and Invoicer.

A. object of the specified class being created

B. error log entry created

C. undefined behavior

D. exception being raised

E. arbitrary object of one of its subclasses being created

A. flow final nodes

B. joins

C. decisions

D. initial nodes

E. forks

F. activity final nodes

G. merges

A. A

B. B

C. D

D. C

A. are ignored in that state

B. will be consumed when a state in which they are no longer deferred is reached

C. will be consumed after the state is exited

D. are of lower priority