IBM Business Process Manager Express or Standard Edition V8.0, BPM Application Development Sample Questions:

1. A company requires all requests to be viewed by a member of the Executive Leadership and a member of its Legal Department. These reviews must be executed independently of each other. Once these reviews are completed, an email is sent out to all relevant process stakeholders informing them of the outcome of the reviews. Review the following business process definition.

IBM 000-276 Exam
How should a BPM application developer model the remainder of the subprocess, "Conduct Request Reviews?"

A) Draw two sequence flow lines from Reviews Start to Conduct Executive Review and Conduct Legal Review. From each review activity, draw a sequence flow to Reviews End.
B) Draw a sequence flow line from Reviews Start to an Exclusive Gateway. From the Exclusive Gateway, draw two sequence flow lines to Conduct Executive Review and to Conduct Legal Review. From each review activity, draw a sequence flow to Reviews End.
C) Draw a sequence flow line from Reviews Start to a Parallel Gateway. From the Parallel Gateway, draw two sequence flow lines to Conduct Executive Review and to Conduct Legal Review. From each review activity, draw a sequence flow line to Reviews End.
D) Draw a sequence flow line from Reviews Start to Conduct Executive Review. From Conduct Executive Review, draw a sequence flow line to Conduct Legal Review. From Conduct Legal Review, draw a sequence flow line to Reviews End.

2. A BPM application developer wants to reuse error handling flows for common errors that can be raised by any activity in a business process diagram and its subprocesses. How should the BPM application developer implement error handling?

A) Attach intermediate events to all activities, specify the errors to be handled and connect the flow from those events to the same subprocess containing the error handling flow.
B) Place an error event subprocess with the error handling flow in a toolkit and ensure a dependency to the toolkit is added to the process application.
C) Place an error intermediate event as part of the service flow for all services that implement the activities. Connect the flow from those events to the same subprocess containing the error handling flow.
D) Create an event subprocess with the error handling flow and specify the errors to be handled in the properties of the error start event.

3. After deploying a snapshot onto the production server, the BPM application developer wants to have two development versions of the process application, one for the resolution of issues that needs to get fixed immediately in production and one for the development of new features. How can the BPM application developer obtain the necessary development versions without creating a new process application?

A) Create a new track from the snapshot installed in production.
B) Create a clone of the snapshot installed in production.
C) Create a new snapshot for the process application.
D) Import the snapshot installed in production into the Process Center.

4. A BPM application developer has completed the development of a process application. The team lead has now directed the application developer to install the snapshot onto a staging server for additional testing before it is moved into production. Assuming the default Process Server settings are in place, what minimum level of access must the developer have in order to install the snapshot onto the staging server? The application developer must have, at a minimum:

A) administrative access to the process application with no additional group membership.
B) write access to the process application and must be a member of the process-center-installgroup as defined in the 100Custom.xml file.
C) write access to the process application with no additional group membership.
D) administrative access to the process application and must be a member of the process-centerinstall-group as defined in the 100Custom.xml file.

5. A BPM application developer has been asked to develop a coach view that will be used to display request data on a user interface. Unfortunately the BPM application developer was only able to complete a portion of the implementation before handing it off to a fellow developer to complete. The variable declaration is shown below:

What conclusions can the new BPM application developer draw after reviewing the variable declaration? Instances of the coach view will be notified when the attribute:

A) field4 changes, with no additional configuration added to the implementation.
B) city changes, if the coach view is manually bound to the city field using the bind() function in its load event handler.
C) field1 changes, with no additional configuration added to the implementation.
D) address changes, if the coach view is manually bound to request using the bindAll() function in its load event handler.

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