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

1. A tester who is responsible for performing stress testing needs to simulate thousands of client requests through a JMS binding flooding a business process at the same time. The testing tool cannot produce service requests faster than the business process executes. Since the client requests are asynchronous, the tester needs to stop the business process while the testing tool makes requests to create a backlog of service requests. The tester wants to ensure the client requests are getting to the WebSphere Process Server. What should the deployment professional tell the tester to examine?

A) The Queue Points of the SCA.APPLICATION.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
B) The Mediation Points of the SCA.APPLICATION.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
C) The Queue Points of the SCA.SYSTEM.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
D) The Queue Points of the BPC.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.

2. A deployment professional is asked to clean up several failed events that belong to a long running business process in a clustered WebSphere Process Server environment. These failed events were created as a result of an identified outage of the backend database. Several instances of this business process were created during this outage and have been deleted. What corrective action should the deployment professional take to clean up these failed events?

A) Create a custom program and use the queryFailedEvents method of the FailedEventManager interface to query all the events associated with this business process, and use the discardFailedEvents method.
B) Find the events in the Failed Event Manager that belong to the Business Flow Manager hold queue and replay the Hold queue messages.
C) Use the configRecoveryForCluster command to specify a cluster, that is configured to manage failed events.
D) Create a custom program and use the Business Flow Manager API queryHldQueueMessage to query all the events and deleteHldQueueMessage to discard the failed events.

3. A deployment professional is installing an application which uses business processes in a clustered WebSphere Process Server environment. The Business Process Choreographer (BPC) container has previously been configured. During which phase of the installation is the application validated?

A) During the application start phase on the application server.
B) During the installation phase on the node agent.
C) During the configuration phase on the application server.
D) During the installation phase on the deployment manager.

4. A deployment professional is mentoring new members of a team, UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD. Based on their skill set and experience, the deployment professional gave them the following roles in the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC). UserA: Administrator UserB: Operator UserC: Monitor UserD: Configurator Now, there is a requirement for monitoring the WebContainer thread pool usage in production application. UserC logged in to the ISC but was not able to monitor the data. What should be the next instruction from the deployment professional?

A) UserD will change PMI level to extended and then UserB will take readings.
B) UserB will change PMI level to extended and then UserC will take readings.
C) UserD will change PMI level to basic and then UserB will take readings.
D) UserA will change PMI level to basic and then UserC will take readings.

5. An application which uses Business Processes extensively has found that there is an excessive number of messages being sent to the hold queue. The deployment professional is asked to modify the configuration of the Business Process Choreographer (BPC) settings for that server in an effort to reduce the amount of messages in the hold queue. Which value should be changed to improve this situation?

A) Hold queue timeout
B) Retry limit
C) Process limit
D) Retention queue message limit

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