1z0-434 Questions and Answers

The counter variable of the For Each activity is global, so any change to it in the enclosed scope activity is retained and that change can impact the next iteration.

The For Each activity executes a contained scope activity N times, where N is the final counter value minus the starting counter value.

The For Each activity waits for the execution to finish for all the branches specified when the completion condition is specified and evaluated to true.

The counter variable of a For Each activity is local to the enclosed scope activity, so a change to it outside the scope of the For Each, does not impact the next iteration.

tightly coupled business services integration due to complex and hardwired connections

difficulty managing deployed services due to disparate protocols and applications involved

inherent replication of transport, transformation, security and routing details

exponential redevelopment and redeployment efforts when service endpoint interfaces change

It is evaluated in the listed order.

It can evaluate other rulesets.

It can modify the result of the rule multiple times.

It always sets the outcome of the rule.

Define the rejection-handler logic inrejection-handlers.xmlin the$MW_HOME/soa/connectorsdirectory.

Define the rejection-handler logic inline as a child element of the section of the inbound adapter incomposite.xml.

Define the rejection-handler logic in a top-level catch block in the BPEL process where the QName of the fault should bebpws:rejectedMessages.

Define the rejection-handler logic infault-policies.xmlfor the composite, and then associate thefault-policies.xmlwith the composite.

A user can create personal to-do tasks that are unassociated with a process instance.

Delegating a task means to transfer the task to another user or group.

You can see how long each completed step has taken to finish.

You can display the process model and view the path a process instance has taken.

The namespaces are the same, but the namespace prefix is different.

An element has the same child attributes, but they are in a different order.

An element has a different name, but the same child attributes are in the same order.

The namespaces are different, but the namespace prefix is the same.

The parameter contains the values of the process variable as it was when the task was created.

The parameter contains the values of the process variable as it is at the current time (that is, when the user opened the human task in the workspace).

The parameter is empty and the task must be restarted to pick up the new values of the process variable.

It is not possible to determine what the assignee sees from the information provided.