A. IBM Mashup Center

B. IBM WebSphere Process Server

C. IBM Process

D. IBM Case Analyzer

E. IBM Content Engine

A. The owner must be a user

B. The owner must be a group

C. The owner must be a user or a group

D. Mashups spaces do not require owners

A. Deletes then re-creates target object store and re-initializes the Process Engine region. It does not change the Design Object store

B. Deletes all solutions in the Design Object Store only

C. Re-initializes the Target Object Store by removing all case objects. All deployed solutions remain in the Target Object store for continued testing

D. Deletes all solutions in the Design Object Store and deletes then re-creates the Target Object store and re-initializes the Process Engine region

A. Check the pe.log file located in the the Process Engine virtual server directory ( Process_Engine_installation_directory/data/pesvr. Process_Engine_virtual_server_name)

B. Check the pe.log file, which is located in the logs directory under the Process Engine virtual server directory (Process_Engine_installation_directory/data/pesvr.Process_Engine_virtual_server_name/logs)

C. Check the pesvr_system.log file, which is located in the logs directory under the Process Engine virtual server directory ( Process_Engine_installation_directory/data/pesvr. Process_Engine_virtual_server_name/logs)

D. Check the pesvr.log file, which is located in the Process Engine virtual server directory(Process_Engine_installation_directory/data/pesvr.Process_Engine_virtual_server_name)

A. Used by business analyst to modify a solution design that has been deployed

B. Cannot have more than one target object store in production

C. Used to organize and manage the solution packages and artifacts

D. Contains the run-time cases objects when users create cases

E. Must be associated with its own Process Engine instance

A. IBM Tivoli Directory Server

B. Microsoft Active Directory

C. Oracle Internet Directory

D. Novell eDirectory