1z0-475 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

A unit test case aims to test two of the components from the Service model. What are these components?

• A.Composite Service
• B.Contract
• C.Interface
• D.Business Process
• E.Service Agreement
• F.Implementation

It has come to your notice that there is little or no reuse of SOA Services in production. After some investigation, you have been made aware that project development teams are struggling with Service interoperability challenges.
What course of action do you take to address these challenges?

• A.A single registry is employed to ensure Services are consistently published.
• B.A single service engineering team is employed to build all Services which ensure implementation consistency.
• C.A single technology (for example, Java) is employed to build all Services which ensure standards consistency.
• D.A single repository is employed to ensure Services are consistently discoverable.
• E.Design-time governance quality points are employed to ensure that Services following agreed enterprise standards and guidelines.

Which statement describes how complexity, effort, and benefit are used In the SOA Project Selection Framework?

• A.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and an effort that is lower than the complexity.
• B.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and lower complexity and effort.
• C.Complexity measures the number of integrations that the project would require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefit measures the business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.
• D.Complexity measures the number of integrations that the projectwould require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefitmeasures the amount of additional revenue that would result from the project, A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.
• E.Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount that the project would advance the SOA maturity of the organization. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit than the effort.

One of the SOA deployment models defined byOracle Reference Architecture is Segregated Deployment. What is Segregated Deployment?

• A.An approach to development where the Service development environment is isolated from the Service deployment environment
• B.An approach to Services deployment in which Services and applications are codeployed in a segregated environment
• C.An approach for deploying services and infrastructure to support Services that have alocalscope
• D.An approach to Services deployment that promotes the separation of Services from applications and the grouping of Services with similar availability needs

You have been tasked with designing a "get account" SOA Service. The source data for the service resides in a legacy system that is only accessible via MQ-Series request and response queues. The service consumers have requested a synchronous interface. What integration pattern should the SOA Service employ and why?

• A.The SOA Service should implement a synchronous "get account" method because that is what the service consumers have requested. The SOA Service should use the store-and-forward pattern and use the existing interface to the legacy system.
• B.The SOA Service should implement two synchronous methods. The first method is a "send account request" and the second method is a "get account response." This meets the synchronous interface request of the service consumers while matching the existing interface to the legacy system.
• C.The SOA Service should implement a synchronous "get account" method because that Is what the service consumers have requested. A new synchronous Interface to the legacy system should be created.
• D.The SOA Service should implement a synchronous "get account" method because that is what the service consumers have requested. The SOA Service should use the synchronous-to-asynchronous bridging pattern and use the existing interface to the legacy system.
• E.The SOA Service should implement an asynchronous "get account" method because that matches the legacy system access provided.