최신Oracle IT Architecture SOA 2013 Essentials - 1z0-475무료샘플문제

A. Services must not be tied to any particular physical location.

B. In order for Services to be versatile and support reuse, there must be no separation of concerns in terms of what they do and how they are used.

C. Services should be aware of the protocol used to invoke them, where they physically exist, and on what type of hardware or operating system they run.

D. A Service must not have any dependency on the identity of the consumer that invokes it.

A. EA Governance Influences SOAGovernance

B. SOA Governance directly aligns with Corporate Governance

C. Cloud Computing Governance dictates SOA Governance

D. SOA Governance integrates with and extends IT Governance

E. SOA Governance ignores IT Governance

A. Need to encompass requirements from operational staff to manage deployed Services as well as the business

B. Requirements need to be assessed against the enterprise business model and not just the immediate project's scope.

C. All requirements are captured regardless of whether Services will be built from them.

D. Requirements need to expressed in terms of a Service contract, implementation, and interface.

A. Implement Service discovery and dynamic Service binding functionality using Oracle Business Process Management (OBPM) and Oracle Business Rules (OBR) products

B. Use Oracle BPEL Process Manager to implement dynamic Service binding functionality and SOA Service catalog

C. This functionality is not available in any of the Oracle products out of the box.

D. Use Oracle Service Registry (OSR), which provides a robust UDDI registry for runtime metadata information including Service descriptions (WSDl), and policies (WS-Pollcy).

A. Approved, Rejected, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired

B. Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated

C. Justified, Not Justified, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired

D. Approved, Rejected, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated

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F. Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Retired

A. 164 hours

B. 41 hours

C. 205 hours

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E. 410 hours

F. 328 hours

A. Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.

B. This will provide the greatest opportunity for re-use from the widest possible number of consumers.

C. Large amounts of data can be exchanged with document-style interfaces.

D. Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.

E. Document-style interfaces tend to be quite fine-grained so that they can be re-composed in innovative ways.

A. The capabilities in a product are identified and then the product mapped to the architecture based on those capabilities. The product is mapped to the layer of the architecture where the most capabilities lie.

B. A product is compared to the Oracle products that are already mapped onto the architecture. If the product provides all the capabilities of an Oracle product, the product replaces that Oracle product.

C. The capabilities in a product are identified and then the product is mapped to the architecture based on those capabilities. A product can map to more than one layer of the architecture.

D. A product is compared to the Oracle products that are already mapped onto the architecture. The product is mapped onto the architecture as a replacement for the most similar Grade product,

E. Products are not directly mapped onto the architecture; only the capabilities provided by the products are mapped onto the architecture.