Which three pieces of advice would you offer a developer who is responsible for configuring the CRM and Middleware systems that submit revisions to OSM?

• A. Always submit changes to services already provisioned by using revisions.
• B. Have a numeric field that increases its value with every new revision.
• C. Revisions should have a distinct message schema from the original order.
• D. Use a unique identifier for each order and the same identifier for its revisions.
• E. Always use the same interface when submitting either an order or a revision.

Which OSM component should not be installed on Linux environments?

• A. Administrator
• B. SDK Samples
• C. Database Schema
• D. SDK Tools
• E. Server
• F. Database Utilities

You must extend an OSM sealed cartridge, which is part of a composite cartridge solution provided by Oracle. In this extension, you need to add new data elements to a generic task. Which step would you need to perform to achieve this requirement?

• A. Create a new task in a new component cartridge, which extends the generic one from the sealed cartridge, and add the new desired elements.
• B. Create the new elements in the Generic View under the Model Variables section of the composite cartridge.
• C. Create a new task in the composite cartridge with the same name as the generic task and with the new elements in its task data.
• D. Unseal the cartridge and create the new elements in the existing task data of the generic task.
• E. Create a Composite Cartridge View in a component cartridge to define the task data as an additive view.

You have implemented a custom logic that indicates in a field of your order data if the point-of-no-return (PoNR) has been reached or not. Identify two places where you should implement the logic to check this PoNR when order entry systems want to apply changes to an in-flight order.

• A. in the Cancel Order transitions of the Order Lifecycle Policy
• B. in the order recognition rule that recognizes your order
• C. in a behavior in the Creation Task that is used to create your order
• D. in the Submit Amendment transitions of the Order Lifecycle Policy
• E. in the Process Amendment transitions of the Order Lifecycle Policy

When defining a new stage of decomposition that decomposes order times by VPN site, you realize that you cannot model each site as an order component because you cannot estimate the number of sites at design time. How would you propose a solution to this situation?

• A. by defining a single order component with a component ID expression that generates distinct values for distinct sites
• B. by modeling a decomposition rule with a logic that determines the target order component at run time, based on VPN site information
• C. by using multi-instance order components with a pivot node that will generate at run time as many order components as the sites present in the order
• D. by defining as many order components as it is needed to accept any possible combination of VPN sites
• E. by modeling as many stages of decomposition as the number of VPN sites that you expect to handle at run time.