1z0-493 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

What kind of fallout scenario might occur during communication between OSM and a downstream system that should eventually be resolved by simply retrying the communication?

• A.network connectivity error
• B.failure due to slow downstream system processing
• C.invalid message request sent to the downstream system
• D.unsupported business process requests
• E.internal downstream system application error

You are commissioned to include a new action in the Task Web client context menu that appears when a user right-clicks the worklist and that interacts with selected tasks. How would you include this requirement?

• A.by ideating the Task Web client source code
• B.by configuring theoms-config.xmlfile
• C.by adding the new action to a task in Design Studio
• D.by deploying a custom Java code
• E.by adding the new action to an order in Design Studio

Which three statements are true about the Rapid Offer Design and Order Delivery (RODOD) solution?

• A.Central Order Management is the multi-channel order capture and consumer support system.
• B.Central Order Management interfaces with the Element Management and Network Management systems.
• C.OSM in the Central Order Management role is responsible for customer order mapping, decomposition, and orchestration.
• D.New commercial offerings can eventually be introduced with zero configuration in OSM.
• E.OSM manages the order fulfillment life cycle by providing complete lifecycle visibility and regular status updates to the CRM system.

You have an OSM system that has been configured with the default parameters recommended in the OSM documentation, but the Task Web client users report that the
OSM system is slow. Which three actions would you take?

• A.Check whether the Task Web client user is selecting buttons, menu options, or tasks multiple times when experiencing lags between requests and responses.
• B.Verify the amount of memory being allocated by checking the max memory configuration in the Oracle WebLogic Server startup script on the workstation where you have deployed OSM.
• C.Verify the number of database connections.
• D.Re-install OSM in case the system responds slowly during any operations executed.
• E.For slow Worklist access, check the number of flexible headers configured in the Worklist.

You have a cartridge that defines three stages of decomposition. The first stage contains order components that represent functions, the second stage contains order components that represent target systems, and the third stage contains order components that represent granularities. You want to define decomposition rules that always apply the same granularity to a function, independent of the target system that this function is communicating to. How would you design these decomposition rules such that it is easy to maintain them in the future evolutions of your system topology?

• A.a single decomposition rule that has all target systems as source order components and the granularity as the target order component
• B.one decomposition rule for each target system, having this target system as the source order component and the granularity as the target order component
• C.one decomposition rule for each target system used by the function, having this target system as the source order component and the granularity as the target order component
• D.a single decomposition rule that has only the target systems used by the function as source order components and the granularity as the target order component
• E.a single decomposition rule with the function as the source order component and the granularity as the target order component