Oracle SOA Suite 11g Essentials - 1Z0-478 Exam Practice Test

A. Invoke human task B. Human task C. Start human task D. Invoke E. Task

A. Adapter connection factories specified in the WLS Console B. One entry per adapter instance in the adapters_config.xml file C. Instance configuration in the SOA Suite deployment plan D. JCA tiles for each adapter instance

A. Point all domains to a single SOA Suite schema. B. Use Repository Creation Utility (RCU) to create SOA Suite schemas in a single database within unique prefixes. C. Have a single SOA Suite schema installed on Oracle RA D. Have separate databases hosting a single SOA Suite schema.

A. A BPEL process in the same composite as the human task B. Another human task in the same composite as the first human task C. A web service client outside of the composite where the human task is defined D. A BPEL process in a different composite where the human task is defined E. A Mediator in the same composite as the human task

A. By not making any configuration changes because, by default, the adapter reads input files in ascending order of their lastModifiedTime. B. By setting the ThreadCount activatioSpec property to - 1 and configuring the ListSorter activationSpec property to oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.liting.TimestampSorterAscending. C. By setting the SingleThreadModel activationsSpec property to true and configuring the ListSorter activationSpec property to oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.listing.TimestampSorterAscending. D. By setting the ThreadCount activationSpec property to 0 and configuring the List Sorter activationSpec property to oracle.tip.adapter.file.inbound.listing.TimestampSorterDescending.

A. It is a time driven and request-focused form of traditional business intelligence (BI) B. It uses standard SQL to run some of the same queries that are executed in transactional systems. C. It is technology used to develop near-real-time, event driven systems D. It distills information value from many simpler events into a few more useful summary level events.

A. Adapter endpoints property values can be changed, and they take effect without retiring and activating the composite. B. Adapter endpoint property values can be changed, but they take effect only after the composite is retired and activated. C. InteractionSpec properties can be added or removed, but they take effect only after the composite is retired and activated. D. InteractionSpec property values cannot be changed.

A. If the delivery policy for a synchronous BPEL process is set to sync, the instance-initiating message is not temporarily saved in the delivery layer. B. If the delivery policy for a synchronous BPEL process is set to async.persist, messages to the system are saved in the delivery store before being picked up by the service engine. C. If the transaction property for an asynchronous BPEL process is set to required, the BPEL process joins a caller's transaction (if there is no one) or creates a new transaction (if there is no transaction) D. If the transaction property for a synchronous BPEL process is set to requiresNew transaction, a new transaction is created for the execution and the existing transaction (if there is one) is suspended.