IBM Business Process Manager Advanced V7.5, Integration Development Sample Questions:

1. An integration developer exported the MyModule.zip file in aProject Interchange format from IBM Integration Designer. The integration developer is ready to deploy the application on IBM Process Server using the following command: serviceDeploy C:\MyModule.zip What behavior can the integration developer expect based on running the command?

A) The MyModule.ear file will be successfully deployed on IBM Process Server.
B) The command will throw an error.
C) The command will run successfully even if IBM Process Server is not running.
D) The MyModule.zip file needs to be replaced with the MyModule.jar file for the command to run successfully.

2. An integration developer needs to analyze a failed activity in an instance in Business Process Choreographer (BPC) Explorer. Exhibit 1 shows the process state for the failed activity.
Exhibit 1:

The process stopped at CreditCheckService because the target service is not available. Because it was not possible to determine the cause of failure at the time, the integration developer decided to forcefully complete the failed activity by manually entering the output data at that activity.
The integration developer clicks the CreditCheckService activity to see the menu option shown in Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 2: Which option should the integration developer select to resume and complete the failed activity?

A) Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Skip Source Activity and Jump.
B) Show Activity Details and restart.
C) Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Complete Source Activity and Jump. Enter the output data and click Complete and Jump to complete the activity with the dataprovided.
D) Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Force Complete Source Activity and Jump. Enter the output data and click Force Complete and Jump to complete the activity with the data provided.

3. A client requires that a new BPEL process return a fault message to the requester in case
the process does not complete correctly. The integration developer has added a fault handler to the process to catch all exceptions. How should the integration developer return the fault message?

A) Use a rethrow activity in the fault handler on the process scope using a fault defined in the interface.
B) Use a throw activity of a business fault.
C) Use a reply activity using a standard fault.
D) Use a reply activity using a business fault defined in the interface.

4. An integration developer needsto allow an administrator to change some properties of a trace primitive in a mediation subflow at runtime. The subflow is used in a mediation flow of a mediation module. How can the integration developer implement this requirement? Set the required properties of the trace primitive as promotable in the:

A) mediation subflow.
B) mediation flow.
C) mediation module.
D) mediation subflow and the mediation flow.

5. An integration developer needs to implement a human task where all assigned users can work simultaneously on the task. When 50% of the users have completed the action, the human task should finish. Which task does the integration developer need to perform in IBM Integration Developer (IID)?

A) Select Single ownership in Potential Owners of the human task definition. Specify the conditions under which the task ends in the Completion tab.
B) Create a for each loop with parallel execution containing an inline human task. A different potential owner should be used in each iteration. Use the Early Exit Criterion for finishing the loop.
C) Create a human task 4-eyes principle that ensures at least half of the assigned users complete the action.
D) Select Parallel ownership in Potential Owners of the human task definition. Specify the conditions under which the task ends in the Completion tab.

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