An integration developer is developing a mediation module using the WebSphere Integration Developer. The mediation module interacts with different databases, via the database lookup mediation primitive and an Enterprise Information system (EIS) binding. It is expected that during the lifetime of this solution, the databases connection details will change. The customer wants to avoid downtime of the applications as much as possible. What is the BEST way for the integration developer to implement a solution so that when database connection details change, downtime is minimized?
A. Update the details of the database connections, then deploy the updated EAR file.
B. Define the various database connection details as WebSphere Variables. When a change in the connection details occurs, update the WebSphere Variables on the server and restart the server.
C. Define the various database connections used as JNDI names. When a change in the connection details occurs, update the JNDI details on the server and restart the application.
D. Define a properties file for the application to load on startup. When a change in the connection details occurs, update the details in the properties file and restart the application.
The integration developer has an existing mediation flow that was developed using WebSphere Integration Developer V6.2. The developer would like to take advantage of functionality in new mediation primitives of WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0 to enhance the mediation flow design. What should the integration developer do to migrate project artifacts from WebSphere Integration Developer V6.2 to WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0? From WebSphere Integration Developer V6.2, export the artifacts:
A. into a JAR file. Import the JAR file into the WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0, which will automatically migrate the project.
B. as an EAR file. Import the EAR file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0, which will automatically migrate the project.
C. into a Project Interchange (PI) file. Import the PI file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0. Then use the migration wizard to complete the process.
D. into an Eclipse Product. Import the Eclipse file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0. Then use the migration wizard to complete the process.
Refer to the Exhibit.
A Service Component Architecture (SCA) module has the dependencies as shown in the Exhibit. How would these dependencies resolve at runtime to make these resources available to the SCA module?
A. The dependencies will be imported as three Java Archive files.
B. The library and the Java project will be imported as two Java Archive files, whereas the J2EE project will be added to the Java build path of the module.
C. The library and the Java project will be imported as two Java Archive files, whereas the J2EE project will be added to the Java build path of the module.
D. The library and the Java project will be imported as two Java Archive files, whereas the J2EE project will be added to the Java build path of the module.
E. The library and the Java project will be imported as predefined resources whereas the J2EE project will be imported as a separate enterprise application.
F. The library and the Java project will be imported as predefined resources whereas the J2EE project will be imported as a separate enterprise application.
G. The library and the Java project will be imported as predefined resources whereas the J2EE project will be imported as a separate enterprise application.
H. All the three projects need to be exported as enterprise applications and then deployed as three separate applications to be available to the SCA module during runtime.
I. All the three projects need to be exported as enterprise applications and then deployed as three separate applications to be available to the SCA module during runtime.
J. All the three projects need to be exported as enterprise applications and then deployed as three separate applications to be available to the SCA module during runtime.
An integration developer wants to deploy an SCA module as part of an application. The SCA module uses an interface located in a shared library. What must the integration developer do to guarantee the interface is associated with the deployed SCA module at runtime?
A. Declare the shared library in the application's JAR file.
B. Add a dependency on the SCA module in the dependency editor.
C. Add a dependency on the shared library in the dependency editor.
D. Edit the default bindings of the SCA module to declare the dependency.
An integration developer has designed a mediation module with one import, one export, and one mediation flow component. What would be a valid way to wire the nodes together in the Assembly Diagram editor?
A. Wire from a partner reference of the mediation flow component to the import and wire from a partner reference of the mediation flow component to the export.
B. Wire from the export to an interface of the mediation flow component and wire from a partner reference of the mediation flow component to the import.
C. Wire from the export to an interface of the mediation flow component and wire from an interface of the mediation flow component to the import.
D. Wire from the import to an interface of the mediation flow component and wire from a partner reference of the mediation flow component to the export.
An integration developer is designing an XML map that transforms an array of elements from the input to a corresponding array of a different type to the output. Which transform type would be the most appropriate for this situation?
A. Move
B. Merge
C. Append
D. For each
An application with a mediation module has been deployed into a test environment. The integration developer would like to delete the transaction log file. Which of the following statements is true regarding this action? Deleting the transaction log file:
A. results in the cancellation of subsequent transactions.
B. causes started transactions to either roll back or be committed.
C. causes transactional information to be rolled over to SystemOut.log.
D. could cause started transactions to neither roll back nor be committed.
An integration developer must design a transformation map that transforms from an input request to another service request. The integration developer must decide whether to use a business object map or an XML map.
In which situation should a business object map be used?
A. Use of submaps
B. The input contains a business object
C. The output contains a business object
D. Strict ordering of transformation steps
Which IBM product is an essential part of WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus?
A. WebSphere MO
B. WebSphere Process Server
C. WebSphere Message Broker
D. WebSphere Application Server
An integration developer is tasked to test the XML maps created in the mediation flow component using the integration test client. In order to perform testing of the XML maps, which of the following is most applicable?
A. XML maps can be tested but not in debug mode.
B. XML maps can be tested without deploying on to the server.
C. XML maps can be tested without association to a mapping file.
D. A mediation module containing an XML map must be deployed to the server before the test is executed.