A. The rate of 5 per second indicates that 5 requests can be made at any time during a second: but the 6th and later requests dunng the same second would be rejected

B. Spike arrest is calculated separately on each message processor, so you could end up with significantly more than 5 calls in a second

C. It is possible to make fewer than 5 requests in a second and still cause a spike arrest

D. The continueOnError setting means that normal flow processing will resume even if the traffic exceeds the spike arrest rate

A. DefaultFaultRule is used when the fault happens during communication with the target

B. DefaultFaultRule can be used lo handle an error that is not explicitly handled by a FaultRule.

C. You cannot use both FaultRule and DefaultFaultRules in the same API proxy

D. DefaultFaultRules are a fixed set of fault rules defined in the product

A. POST

B. OPTIONS

C. PUT

D. GET

E. HEAD

A. Helps to reduce the amount of load to the target system.

B. Helps to reduce the response latency

C. Caches both the request and the response

D. Should be attached to both Request and Response Flow

A. return false,

B. throw "Bad Data";

C. return-1,

D. context setVanablefWeather Fault", "true"),

A. Credentials validation when password grant type is used

B. Setting custom attributes for generated access tokens

C. Storing of external access tokens

D. Setting different expiration for refresh and access tokens.

A. Pick any name, and make sure that you use that name as consistently as possible

B. Use the same field name as in the back end system

C. Survey typical consumers to determine which common name to use

D. Allow each developer to make their own choice.

A. Parse the JWT to extract the exp: nbf and iat properties to determine if the token is still valid

B. Using the JKWS URL in the OpenID Connect configuration, fetch the signing key to verify the JWT signature and parameters

C. Use the OpenID Connect URL to locate a trusted 3rd party for verification the signature, exp, nbf and iat properties

D. Verify the signature of the JWT using a shared secret.

E. Pass the JWT to a preconfigured 3rd party for verification of the signature, exp, nbf and iat properties

A. Message Logging

B. Custom Report

C. StatisticsCollector

D. AssignMessage