IBM Business Process Manager Advanced V8.0 Integration Development

Question 1

An integration developer needs to implement escalations for tasks that are not completed on time in an integration solution.

Which behavior can the integration developer expect with the above implementation? (choose 2)

A. Escalation 2 will not be thrown if Escalation 1 executes.

B. Escalation 2 is thrown when the task moves to claimed state.

C. If Escalation 1 is thrown, it will occur before Escalation 2 is thrown.

D. If Escalation 2 is thrown, it will occur before Escalation 1 is thrown.

E. Escalation 1 is thrown when the task does not move to claimed state within the specified duration.

Correct Answer: C,E

Question 2

An integration developer needs to implement a long-running business process with instances that will handle multiple messages during their lifetimes. The integration developer has created a correlation set with properties to hold process instance data.
What is another step the integration developer needs to take to complete the implementation?
Associate the:

A. correlation set with the appropriate SCA Import in the Assembly Diagram.

B. receive activities in the process with the correlation set.

C. inline human task activities in the process with the correlation set.

D. correlation set with the appropriate reference partner in the process.

Correct Answer: B

Question 3

An integration developer wants to ensure that the application is backwards compatible with a previous version of IBM Integration Designer, and decides to remove the most recent fix pack. What action should the integration developer take in order to accomplish this task? The integration developer should open the IBM Installation Manager and select:

A. Uninstall to remove the most recent fix pack.

B. Modify to select the fix that is to be uninstalled.

C. Roll back to revert to an earlier version of installed software packages.

D. Update to list the previous updates to the installation so that the appropriate fix to be removed can be selected.

Correct Answer: C

Question 4

An integration developer opens a process application in the IBM Integration Designer (IID) workspace. It contains a business data object CandidateData, a business process definition (BPD) CheckCandidateData and there is no integration service or toolkit dependency associated with this process application. Which artifacts related to the process application will the integration developer see in advanced mode when the process application is imported in the IID workspace? The CheckCandidateData BPD under:

A. Processes and a business object under Data, and no generated interfaces.

B. Processes, automatically generated interfaces under Interfaces, a business object under Data, and an unimplemented integration service under Advanced Integration Services.

C. Processes, automatically generated interfaces under Interfaces, and a business object under Data.

D. Integration Logic, automatically generated interfaces under Interfaces, and a business object under Data.

Correct Answer: C

Question 5

The requirements of a process being implemented are such that it is required to run multiple paths in parallel. What type of artifact should the integration developer use to implement the process?

A. Mediation flow with fan-in/fan-out components

B. Microflow

C. Long running process

D. Selector with multiple selection criteria

Correct Answer: C

Question 6

Which context should an integration developer assign to the Service Message Object (SMO) for a mediation flow with aggregation primitives (fan-out and fan-in) to temporarily
store responses from service invocations?

A. FailInfo

B. Transient

C. Shared

D. Correlation

Correct Answer: C

IBM Business Process Manager Advanced V8.0 Integration Development - C9550-273 Exam Practice Test

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