Study with 000-607 Actual Test Questions

Which of the following is TRUE regarding human workflow diagram widget?

• A. The diagram shows only the tasks.
• B. If a task does not belong to a workflow or if you do not have reader access to the process, the widget throws an error.
• C. Failure information for an interaction is not visible.
• D. The diagram size cannot be changed.

Refer to the exhibit.

Given that an instance of the Parent business object is parent, which of the following fragment of code sets the GrandChild's name attribute to be "John Doe"?

• A. DataObject child = parent.createDataObject("child");
  DataObject grandchild = child.createDataObject("grandChild");
  grandchild.setString("name", "John Doe");
• B. DataObject grandchild = parent.createDataObject("grandChild");
  grandchild.setString("name", "John Doe");
• C. parent.setString("name", "John Doe");
• D. DataObject child = parent.createDataObject("http://Test/Child");DataObject child =
  parent.createDataObject("http://Test/Child");
  DataObject grandchild = child.createDataObject("http://Test/GrandChild");
  grandchild.setString("name", "John Doe");

Which of the following CORRECTLY describes a valid consideration regarding the life cycle of a collaboration task with a single owner?

• A. The task can be restarted after it has been terminated if it is not a follow-on task.
• B. It is possible for the task to expire if it remains in the inactive state long enough without being claimed.
• C. A task that successfully completes can never return to the ready state to be claimed by a new potential owner.
• D. The task owner can cancel his claim on the task if it is in the waiting-for-subtask sub-state.

A microflow has the implementation transaction qualifier set to "global", and the interface joinTransaction qualifier set to "true". Which of the following is TRUE?

• A. The joinTransaction qualifier setting is incompatible with the implementation type.
• B. The joinTransaction qualifier is ignored since it only applies to asynchronous calls.
• C. The microflow will join a global transaction if present or create a new local transaction if one doesn't exist.
• D. The microflow will join a global transaction if present or create a new global transaction if one doesn't exist.

An integration developer has created a single module to hold a parent BPEL process along with multiple child BPEL processes, which are all invoked by the parent process in a large application. The developer is considering reorganizing this application to position himself to better respond to potential changes over the lifetime of the application. What advice should be given to this developer as he decides how to reorganize this project?

• A. Place each BPEL process into its own module, then review the entire project placing all commonly used project artifacts into a separate module to promote their reuse.
• B. Review each child BPEL process looking for functionality that is commonly used throughout the application. Place this functionality into a new BPEL process using a library so that it can be shared by the other processes.
• C. Review each module in the application looking for artifacts that can be reused in multiple modules. Use libraries to reorganized the project and avoid leaving reusable artifacts in modules because that would make them private.
• D. Use an integration solution to reorganize the project into smaller modules based on their core functions, and place any commonly used project artifacts into a library.