Refer to the Exhibit.

An integration developer is creating a mediation component that has a reference with a multiplicity of 0..n. The reference is not wired.
What is the result when ProfileServiceMediationExport is invoked?

• A. The component will operate correctly at runtime.
• B. The component will log errors when invoked.
• C. An error will be generated by the SCA runtime at deployment.
• D. A warning will be generated by the SCA runtime at deployment

A service implementation has been exposed through an SCA Export binding. An integration developer drags the SCA Export of this service into the assembly diagram of a mediation module to integrate it with this service through an SCA Import binding. At this point, neither the service, nor the consuming mediation module is versioned. After deploying these modules in production, the integration developer decides to create multiple versions of the service with no change to the mediation module.
Which of the following statements is correct if the developer implements this change on the server? With multiple versions of the service, the import in the mediation module would:

• A. resolve to only the oldest version of the export.
• B. randomly pick up any version of the export to get bound to it.
• C. resolve to only the latest version of the export.
• D. fail to resolve to any export.

An integration developer is using a servlet created by a test project to execute test cases remotely.
Which of the following URL pattern is available by default for the servlet?

• A. http://:/Web/TestServlet
• B. http://:/Web/Tes1
• C. http://:/test/TestServlet?module=
• D. http:^:^/TestServlet

Refer to the Exhibit.

IBM 000-605 Exam
An integration developer needs to get the 'output' value of the operation 'invoke' from within the 'getOutputCustom' primitive of the response flow shown in the exhibit. Which of the following code snippets must be used?

• A. String output = smo.getDataObject("invokeResponse").getString("output");
• B. String output = smo.getDataObject("invoke").getString("output");
• C. String output = smo.getDataObject("body").getDataObject("invoke").getString("output");
• D. String output = smo.getDataObject("body").getDataObject("invokeResponse").getString("output");String output = smo.getDataObject("body").getDataObject("invokeResponse").getString("output");

An integration developer has been working on mediation flow development using an older version of WebSphere Integration Developer. The integration developer has now installed WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0. and wants to move the existing flow development to the WebSphere Integration Developer, V7.0 environment.
How should the integration developer achieve this?
From the older version of WebSphere Integration Developer:

• A. export the artifacts as an EAR file. Import the EAR file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0 and step through the migration wizard.
• B. export the artifacts as a Project Interchange (PI) file. Import the PI file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7 0 and step through the migration wizard
• C. export the project as an Eclipse Product, then import the product file into WebSphere Integration Developer V7.0, which will automatically migrate the project.
• D. export the artifacts as a shared EAR file. Then use the serviceDeploy tool in WebSphere Integration Developer V/7.0 to migrate the project