최신WSO2 Certified Enterprise Integrator 6 Developer (6.5 version) - Enterprise-Integrator-6-Developer무료샘플문제

A. When you use message stores, you have to specify the address as an outbound endpoint.

B. Outbound endpoints are mandatory for any integration scenario.

C. Outbound endpoints can have flags to translate the message.

D. They operate in the same way as inbound endpoints.

A. To handle a content type that is not supported by the ESB profile.

B. To handle a messaging structure in the ESB profile.

C. To process an incoming message structure that is not supported by existing constructs in the ESB, convert it into the ESB profile's canonical message format, and convert the outgoing message from the canonical format to the expected message structure.

D. To support a transport protocol not available out-of-the-box in the ESB profile.

A. Create a separate endpoints CAR file for each environment (Dev, QA, Prod) and deploy the endpoints CAR and the ESB profile configurations CAR file.

B. Parameterize the endpoints values and replace those with matching endpoint values at build time using a Maven project.

C. All of the above approaches can be used for externalizing endpoints.

D. Externalize and store the endpoints in the registry and refer to them by name in the ESB profile configuration.

A. SSL outbound profiles allow different SSL profiles for different backend servers.

B. The purpose of SSL profiles is to allow connections to different servers with different certificates and identities.

C. Each ssl profile uses the same keystore and truststore.

D. Inbound SSL profiles allow you to specify different SSL profiles for different IPs of clients

A. It is the mediator's ability to identify the messaging format and select matching message builders and formatters.

B. If the mediator is content-unaware, it will always build the message.

C. The method\"isContentAware\" in the mediator specifies whether the mediator requires the message to be built in order to perform themediator action.

D. All of the above.

A. EIPs are designed to implement SOA.

B. EIPsare used by most ESB vendors as a common set of patterns related to integration.

C. EIP is a standard for all ESBs.

D. EIPs are not valid for modern integration scenarios.

A. JavaScript

B. Ruby

C. XSLT

D. Groovy

A. Performance issues due to the overhead added to the communication by message systems.

B. Operation is disconnected from networks. Data is synchronized when network connection is available.

C. Messaging systems do not guarantee when the message will be delivered, which cancause sequencing issues.

D. Messaging systems introduce additional programming complexity.

A. Script mediator

B. File Connector

C. Tasks

D. Custommediator