IBM Assessment: IBM WebSphere Process Server V7.0, Integration Development Sample Questions:

1. An integration developer created a process administration task for a long-running process. In the task, the developer set "Administrators" to "Group" and the "Group ID" to "UserGroup1". The developer also added a "Readers" authorization and set it to "Everybody". Which of the following statements are TRUE?

A) Only users with membership in "UserGroup1" can use query properties of this process instance in a search via API or BPC Explorer.
B) Any user can view the process state diagram.
C) Any user can call an active event for a process instance.
D) Any user can change a process variable.
E) Only users with membership in "UserGroup1" can create instances of this process.

2. Refer to the Exhibit.

If the task was claimed after 5 minutes of being in ready state, which of the following escalations were invoked?

A) Escalation1, Escalation3 and Escalation4
B) Escalation1 and Escalation3
C) Escalation1 and Escalation4
D) Escalation1 and Escalation2

3. Refer to the Exhibit.

Which of the following statements BEST describes the configuration? The configuration represents:

A) a valid usage of the security identity qualifier, whose value can be set to any valid user or group defined within the security realm configured on the server.
B) a valid usage of the security identity qualifier, whose value can be set to any valid role name.
C) an invalid usage of the security identity qualifier because the value of the privilege is not valid.
D) an invalid usage of the security identity qualifier because the qualifier must be applied along with the security permission qualifier.

4. An integration developer is planning a modular design to support the implementation of a large application. Which of the following BEST describes the approach that should be taken by the integration developer while designing the solution in order to achieve module reuse and application maintainability over time?

A) Determine which components should be logically deployed on separate servers based on the performance requirements of the application and package the code into modules so that there will be one module per server in the infrastructure.
B) Create multiple modules and libraries to expose the functions that compose the application as separate services. The services should be selected based on the relative module sizes and complexity of the functions provided.
C) Use separate modules to expose the logical units of function as separate services and use a single library to hold the commonly used data types, interfaces, and transformation artifacts.
D) Identify the portions of the code that are most likely to be reused and deploy each as a separate logical unit into multiple libraries as independent services. Use a single module to invoke the services deployed in the libraries.

5. An integration developer has a project with several business processes that use the same human task. The developer wants to re-use the staff assignment and escalation definitions but needs to make sure the task participates in the process life cycle. The BEST way to meet these needs is to:

A) create an inline human task for each business process with duplicate staff and escalation definitions, sharing the same interface.
B) create a long-running process with an inline to-do task with the staff and escalation
definitions and call it as a sub-process from each business process when required.
C) create a collaboration task and check the "Bind the lifecycle to the invoking component" checkbox, and call the task from each business process.
D) create a stand-alone to-do task and check the "Bind the lifecycle to the invoking component" checkbox, and call the task from each business process.

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