1z0-346 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

The log messages captured by MCS include a unique Execution Context ID (ECID), which is also known as the Correlation ID. What does this unique ID identify? (Choose the best answer.)

• A.It identifies the mobile user's internal MCS ID when an entry is written to the log.
• B.It identifies each request and its related logs received by MCS.
• C.It identifies the line of Node code executed.
• D.With the MCS tuning option turned on, the ID maps to the performance metrics that are captured.

The SOAP protocol relies on XML messages. However, MCS APIs represent data as JSON internally. The MCS SOAP connector APIs use a translator to convert data back and forth between JSON and XML.
Which two statements are true about the translator? (Choose two.)

• 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 is mandatory because the SOAP connector APIs cannot bypass it.
• D.It offers a comprehensive mapping between JSON and XML, but some limitations exist.
• E.It offers configurable mappings through XSLT.

Which two statements are true about the authentication features of MCS? (Choose two.)

• A.When a mobile user is authenticated, the authentication is valid for all the MCS instances owned by an organization.
• B.The user accounts that are used to access Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings, such as Oracle HCM Cloud, can be used as MCS mobile user accounts if they are assigned to the appropriate security roles in Oracle Cloud.
• C.Anonymous authentication is a misnomer because mobile apps do not actually perform authentication to MCS when they are configured to use anonymous authentication.
• D.All MCS mobile users must have their own accounts in the enterprise back-end systems that are leveraged by the custom APIs.
• E.Each mobile backend is associated with a single user realm and each realm can be associated with only one backend.
• F.The authentication technology that is used by a mobile application to connect to a backend can be different from the one that is used by a connector to authenticate against a remote enterprise system. For example, an application can authenticate to MCS over HTTP Basic and the connector can authenticate by using OAuth on a remote web service.

Consider these two alternative methods to call a connector from a custom API:
* Method A: req.oracleMobile.connectors.get("AlbumsConn",
"albums",{versionToInvoke: "1.0"}).then( ..etc.. );
* Method B: req.oracleMobile.connectors.AlbumsConn.get("albums").then( ..etc.. ); The connector has been created and version 1 is available to call. You decide to use method rather than method A in your custom API code to call the connector.
Which step do you need to perform to ensure that your code runs as desired at run time?

• A.In the MCS UI, you must select the connector and version for the uploaded custom API.
• B.You must define the connector dependency in the package.json file.
• C.There is nothing to do because the calls are identical and both will work.
• D.In method B's then() function, you must define the connector version to use.

Which are the five artifacts that may be versioned? (Choose five.)

• A.locations
• B.custom APIs and custom API implementations
• C.realms
• D.mobile backends
• E.roles
• F.connectors
• G.users
• H.collections