IBM C9530-001 IBM Integration Bus v10.0, Solution Development Exam Practice Test

IIB can only communicate with BPM through SOAP messages.

A BPM integration service can be added as an operation to an existing IIB service.

After a BPM integration service is created, the business logic flow can be added before it is imported into IIB.

A BPM integration service definition must be exported from a BPM Toolkit in order for it to be imported into IIB.

The DFDL parser is not an on-demand parser.

DFDL domain is not intended for general text and binary message formats.

DFDL domain is intended for parsing and writing XML or JSON formatted messages.

The DFDL parser interprets a bit stream by using grammar defined in a DFDL schema file.

Use the DFDL tester to parse the sample data file.

Add a breakpoint into sample test data and use the debugger.

The DFDL schema can be validated by right clicking on the sample data.

The DFDL parser can only be tested when a sample test data is passed into .the message flow from the Input Node.

Create a run configuration in eclipse since there is no default support in the Pattern Editor.

The Pattern Project is deployed to the Integration Server similar to any application and debugged from the server.

The Debug Pattern support in the Pattern Editor builds and launches the pattern plugin in a new Toolkit instance and stops at any breakpoints in the Java code.

The eclipse Run Configuration support is incompatible with the Pattern Project. The only way to test the project is to generate the plugin and install it in a separate installation of the Toolkit in a different node.

By selecting the Pattern Target properties from any node any message flow.

Pattern properties must be configured in a Pattern Authoring project before selecting targets.

All properties in a message flow must be tagged for the Pattern Authoring Project to identify them.

By adding a reference all the Node properties are automatically exposed to the Pattern Authoring Project.

Deploy all the jar files as static libraries.

Deploy all the jar files as part of the applications.

common.jar deployed as a shared library along with the shlib1.jar and shlib2.jar as shared libraries.

shlib1.jar and shlib2.jar must now be deployed as static libraries and common.jar as a shared library.

the Boolean value TRUE

the user name of the identity

the name of the configuration file for the security profile

the resource name created with the mqsisetdbparms command

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will not deploy successfully.

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will deploy and execute successfully.

Flow1 will not deploy successfully. Flow2 will deploy successfully but will produce an error when execution is attempted.

Flow1 will deploy successfully but produce an error when execution is attempted. Flow2 will deploy and execute successfully.

mqsilist

mqsireadbar

mqsiversion

mqsiservice

Syslog

Message Flow Statistics

Trace Node output

Integration Server stderr and stdout

The MQ Service definition is required for any MQ interactions with MB.

The MQ Service creates an application to send and receive messages from a queue.

To reuse the connection and queue definition in the MQ Nodes and WSDL in an Integration Service.

The MQ Service creates SOA-based service automatically reducing effort to create and deploy the service.

IBM Integration API

MQ Administration Client

IBM Integration Bus Explorer

Web Services Administration Client

IBM Integration Web User Interface

JMS transactions do not support XA.

The coordinatedTransaction flag must be set in the BAR file for enabling XA transactions with the broker.

lt does not require the configuration of the queue manager to coordinate XA transactions with the broker.

When message flows participate in transactions with MQ as well as a Database, unless XA transactions are enabled, the flow can commit the database transaction but not the MQ transaction.

TDS

MRM

BLOB

SOAP

XML

SMF

JSON

Usertrace

The exception is propagated through a predefined output terminal.

.NETCompute node does not support dynamic terminal. All terminals are predefined.

The message assembly contains four trees to represent the message, the environment, the local environment and the exception list.

Only when the message needs to be transformed through the .NETCompute node, an Evaluate method is needed. In the case of the message pass-through, there is no need for an Evaluate method.

Application

Static library

Shared Library

Dynamic library

MIME domain

DFDL domain

SOAP domain

DataObject domain