SAP Certified - Developer - SAP Commerce Cloud - P-C4H34-2601 Exam Practice Test

A. Application Server layer

B. Front End layer

C. APIs layer

D. Security layer

E. Networking layer

A. Authentication and authorization

B. Remember me service

C. Access to certain pages of the storefront

D. Access to certain item types

E. Price restriction

A. Book a learning system on the SAP Practice System Server.

B. Work through the exercise material in the preconfigured exercise environment on the SAP Practice System Server.

C. Install SAP Commerce Cloud on a local machine as a preparation to perform the exercises.

D. Download the exercise material from each unit, and follow the exercise instructions.

A. Spring Data JPA (Java Persistence API)

B. Inversion of Control

C. Spring Security

D. Spring Web Services

A. Implementing ClusterAwareEvent is the only way to handle events asynchronously

B. Events are processed asynchronously by default

C. Network traffic occurs for each event implementing ClusterAwareEvent.

D. When configuring the PlatformClusterEventSender Spring bean, all non-cluster-aware events will be sent asynchronously.

A. Classes

B. Functions/Methods

C. Modules

D. Extensions

A. Initialization creates new tables and new data from scratch

B. Initialization does not affect existing tables

C. Update applies changes to existing data or tables

D. Update results in data loss

A. You can use a custom context configuration to change the existing Backoffice widgets

B. You can implement custom widget types to be used in Backoffice

C. You can create another SAP Commerce UI with a custom application URL

D. You can customize the Backoffice URL to a new Backoffice URL

E. You can add new widget instances into Backoffice

A. EventService

B. ModelService

C. ImportService

D. FlexibleSearchService

A. It is considered a best practice to use a relation instead of a collection type when doing data modeling

B. Searching for a value in a collection, particularly a large one, is more efficient than searching in a relation

C. A one-to-many relation adds the reference property only to the model class of the many sides, but not to the one side

D. Collections are stored as comma-separated references or values in one column of a database table