IBM-IBM Retail Industry Solutions Sales Mastery Test v1 (000-M608) Set 1

A business integration application makes use of a non-interruptible business process which is invoked synchronously to update a backend SAP application and a data warehouse deployed on the DB2 database. Under peak loads, the business process performs poorly. The deployment professional is approached to fine tune the resources for better performance. What should be the appropriate tuning settings?

A company's development department consists of many developers working on the same business integration applications and shared resources. Before an application was deployed on WebSphere Process Seiver, the chief developer consolidated all resources and provided the application EAR file to the deployment professionals. Overtime, the number of inconsistent copies managed by different developers increased. A new shared repository for all developers will be introduced. How can the deployment professional benefit from this approach?

A deployment professional has created a Remote Messaging and Remote Support cluster with DB2 as the database including an application cluster (clusterl). This environment is used for testing the solutionl project. For another project, solution2, the development team requests another cluster (cluster2). The deployment professional decides to add another application cluster (cluster2) and another messaging cluster to the environment in order fulfill this requirement. What should the deployment professional do as part of this task, given that business processes from the new solution2 project will be called as services from the solutionl project modules?

A deployment professional is configuring the Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) event service in a clustered environment. The deployment professional has chosen to use the wbmDeployCEIEventSen/ice command to install the CEI event service on the cluster and to create the required resources (seivice integration bus and messaging engine). Which parameter is required when installing the event seivice into the clustered environment?

A deployment professional is installing a new business process application. The deployment professional is using a script installation with the installlnteractive option so that they are prompted for values during the installation process. What is the reason for this installation approach?

 

During the processing of business processes, the following runtime message is B. served by the deployment professional in the seiver log file: BpelEngine I CWWBE0057I: Activity Invoke' of processes '_PI:90030128.17946972.9b4886f6.93df0e66' has been stopped because of an unhandled failure. The deployment professional is informed by the development team that no fault handler has been implemented to cover the failing activity. Furthermore, the process is not designed to skip any runtime problems. However, the process must be reactivated as soon as possible. Which action is required to be taken by the deployment professional?

The deployment professional is performing the WebSphere Process Server 7.0 installation through user wpsadmin on AIX. The installation is failing. Which log should be referred to first?

A clustered WebSphere Process Server (WPS) production environment consists of a remote messaging cluster with multiple active messaging engines (ME) configured for high throughput. During the testing of an application which uses MQ JMS export for in-take of messages, the integration developer has found out that the messages were arriving on the backend EIS application at random order which was not desirable. This was not the B. served behavior when the application was tested in the Universal Test Environment (UTE) within WebSphere Integration Developer (WID). Source Application > MQ JMS Export > EIS Application What is the combination of actions to reconfigure the resources in the production environment in order to achieve the expected behavior? Set the eventSequencing property of MQ JMS export binding to True Verify that only one ME is active on the messaging cluster Deploy the application on a single cluster member Deploy the application on a standalone server

A company has deployed many applications accessing the same backend sen/ices. Many of the applications share the same WSDL and Business Objects. New applications to be deployed in the near future will use updated backend service definitions. In addition, the memory usage has dramatically increased over the last deployments and may prevent new application deployments on the same environment. Which of the following recommendations would a deployment professional MOST likely provide?

A telecommunications client is interested in using SA. for enterprise applications, and their legacy applications are very critical. Which product can be recommended to help the client use the new services and orchestrate processes along with the existing applications?