An integration developer needs to design a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) interface containing an operation that has an input of type Client. An existing WSDL file containing the Client data type has been imported into a library using IBM Integration Designer. The Client type cannot be used in the interface editor, although it is in the project data folder and shown by the Business Object Editor. Which option states why the integration developer sees this behavior?
An integration developer has begun a new project by organizing a business solution as shown below: What should the integration developer take into account when continuing to develop the business solution? The integration developer will be able to create a:
Due to performance considerations, an integration developer needs to ensure the number of transactions in a long-running process are kept to a minimum. Which option does the integration developer need to select for the transactional behavior setting of this activity?
The requirements of a process being implemented are such that it is required to run multiple paths in parallel. What type of artifact should the integration developer use to implement the process?
During acceptance testing of an integration solution, various errors in the mediation flows were discovered. While correcting these errors, the development team found that little or no error handling was present within the mediation flows. Therefore, a new requirement is introduced to handle every exception within any mediation flow in exactly the same way by logging the exception to a file. How can an integration developer implement this requirement?
An integration developer needs to allow an administrator to change some properties of a trace primitive in a mediation subflow at runtime. The subflow is used in a mediation flow of a mediation module. How can the integration developer implement this requirement? Set the required properties of the trace primitive as promotable in the:
An integration developer needs to use the JMS Header Setter mediation primitive in the mediation flow logic. The mode of Header Setter primitive is set to Modify. While executing the flow, what is the behavior observed by the integration developer? If the header is:
An integration developer needs to implement a solution for a company, which has three different services based on the JMS protocol. The requirement is to have a single entry point exposed as a JMS binding for all the services. Common processing will be performed on all requests entering this single entry point. Then, the request will be routed to the appropriate service endpoint. The endpoint determination should be done at runtime using external registry lookup so that in the future, the company can associate new services without redeploying the solution. Which implementation pattern should the integration developer choose to meet the requirement?
Which context should an integration developer assign to the Service Message Object (SMO) for a mediation flow with aggregation primitives (fan-out and fan-in) to temporarily store responses from service invocations?
An integration developer has defined the XML Map transformation as shown below. What would be the result if the Map is transformed using the following inputs?