IBM IBM Certified Integration Developer C9550-605 Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  An application containing a mediation flow has been deployed to a server. During runtime various faults are being seen in the server logs and the development team has been asked to investigate this issue.

  On examination of the server logs, the team is having trouble locating where exactly in the flow the problems are occurring as the errors seem to be different each time. Examination of the mediation flow in WebSphere Integration Developer has shown that the flow currently does not have any error handling contained within it.

  How should the developers BEST proceed in order to improve the flow error handling and to aid the

  debugging process following deployment?

  A. Use the Message Logger primitive to log messages so they can be examined.

  B. Use the Custom Mediation primitive to output extra logging information about the flow.

  C. Ensure that the Quality of Service transaction setting for the flow is set to Global.

  D. Ensure the fail terminal of each primitive is wired with a Fail primitive containing a description

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 32:

  An integration developer needs to perform an iteration over an array of elements using the Fan Out - Fan In primitives.

  Where in the Service Message Object (SMO) can the integration developer find the data of each occurrence of the repeating element?

  A. In the body section.

  B. In the user context section.

  C. In the shared context section.

  D. In the primitive context section.

  Correct Answer: C

• Question 33:

  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

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 34:

  An integration development team has been making use of the Trace Mediation primitive in order to examine various mediation flow paths during an extended test run. The Trace primitive has been set to log this data to a user trace file. The team is only interested in the JMSHeader part of the SMO. During this test run, the team notices that their trace file is becoming very large and that most of the content being logged is not needed.

  How can the team address the amount of trace being generated?

  A. Change the Trace primitives destination to write to the server log.

  B. Change the Trace primitives Root settings to only log the parts of the message needed.

  C. Increase the size of the trace files in the server's administrative console.

  D. Place a Message Filter primitive before the Trace primitive to filter out just the parts of the message needed.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 35:

  An integration developer is using a Database Lookup primitive in a mediation flow. The developer wants to design the flow in such a way any connection failure in the Database Lookup primitive is persisted and then the message processing continues:

  What is the correct way to achieve this in the flow? The developer must:

  A. wire the fail terminal of the Database Lookup primitive to the input terminal of the Event Emitter mediation primitive; wire the output terminal of the Event Emitter mediation primitive to the next element in the flow.

  B. wire the fail terminal of the Database Lookup primitive to the input terminal of the Fail mediation primitive; wire the output terminal of the Fail mediation primitive to the next element in the flow.

  C. wire the keyNotFound terminal of the Database Lookup primitive to the input terminal of the Event Emitter mediation primitive; wire the output terminal of the Event Emitter mediation primitive to the next element in the flow.

  D. wire the keyNotFound terminal of the Database Lookup primitive to the input terminal of the Fail mediation primitive; wire the output terminal of the Fail mediation primitive to the next element in the

  flow.

  Correct Answer: C

• Question 36:

  Refer to the Exhibit.

  

  If the Integration developer wants to share the GeneralLib by-reference and ModuleALib and ModuleBLib by-copy, which are the steps to be performed with the Dependencies editors?

  A. In the GeneralLib Dependencies editor: uncheck the 'Deploy With Module' option.

  B. In the ModuleA Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleALib in the Libraries section. In the ModuleB Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleBLib in the Libraries section.

  C. In the GeneralLib Dependencies editor: configure the 'Sharing Across Runtime Environments' parameter as 'Global'. in the ModuleA Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleALib in the Libraries section. In the ModuleB Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleBLib in the Libraries section.

  D. In the ModuleA Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleALib in the Libraries section and uncheck the 'Deploy With Module' option for GeneralLib. In the ModuleB Dependencies editor: add GeneralLib and ModuleBLib in the Libraries section and uncheck the 'Deploy With Module' option for GeneralLib.

  E. In the ModuleALib and ModuleBLib Dependencies editors: add GeneralLib and uncheck the 'Deploy With Libraries' option.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 37:

  An integration developer is creating a mediation flow component. The integration developer is being asked to enforce a response time requirement in the mediation flow being developed. To do so, which of the following primitives must the integration developer use?

  A. SLA Check

  B. Endpoint Lookup

  C. Policy Resolution

  D. Service Policy Check

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 38:

  An integration developer is working with a set of business objects using the business object editor and notices a lock mark associated with a business object.

  What does the lock mark associated with the field business object in the Exhibit indicate?

  

  A. The fieldl business object is private.

  B. The fieldl business object is abstract.

  C. The fieldl business object has not been defined.

  D. The fieldl business object is invalid because the object name conflicts with the attribute name.

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 39:

  An integration team is developing a new mediation flow.

  The team has a requirement that when an error occurs at any point in any of the mediation flows, the error must be logged and handled in the exact same fashion regardless of the point of failure.

  What is the BEST way to implement this requirement within the mediation flow? Implement the error handling mechanism:

  A. using a Trace primitive to log the required information.

  B. using the Message Logger primitive wired to each fail terminal.

  C. as a Mediation Subflow and wire each fail terminal to this Subflow.

  D. as a separate mediation module and invoke it whenever an error occurs.

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 40:

  A developer is implementing a mediation flow and none of the built-in primitives provide the needed functionality. They decide to implement the mediation logic using the Custom primitive.

  At runtime, if an exception occurs in the custom code, what will happen?

  A. An exception is thrown and the fail terminal is fired.

  B. An exception is thrown and the message is consumed silently.

  C. An exception is thrown and the out terminal is fired.

  D. No exception is thrown and the fail terminal is fired.

  Correct Answer: A