IBM Assessment: IBM WebSphere Process Server V7.0, Deployment Sample Questions:

1. A tester who is responsible for performing stress testing needs to simulate thousands of client requests through a JMS binding flooding a business process at the same time. The testing tool cannot produce service requests faster than the business process executes. Since the client requests are asynchronous, the tester needs to stop the business process while the testing tool makes requests to create a backlog of service requests. The tester wants to ensure the client requests are getting to the WebSphere Process Server. What should the deployment professional tell the tester to examine?

A) The Queue Points of the BPC.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
B) The Queue Points of the SCA.APPLICATION.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
C) The Queue Points of the SCA.SYSTEM.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.
D) The Mediation Points of the SCA.APPLICATION.qcell.Bus in the Service Integration Bus Browser.

2. An integration developer has informed the deployment professional that the new Store-andForward feature will be used in a new set of modules under development. The integration developer wants to know if the deployment professional is ready to support use of the new feature. How should be the deployment professional reply?

A) Store-and-Forward is only a technical preview and should not be used in production.
B) Store-and-Forward requires no action by the deployment professional to work.
C) Store-and-Forward only works if event sequencing is not used.
D) Store-and-Forward only works if Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) events are not emitted.

3. An application has been deployed on a clustered WebSphere Process Server environment using the Remote Messaging and Remote Support pattern. To handle asynchronous invocation problems, the store-and-forward capability is enabled for several applications. During the test phase one of the target services invoked by the application became unavailable. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding recovery of events?

A) Multiple failed events might have been created by different cluster members. All failed events
must be resubmitted before the Store and
Forward widget in the Business Space is set to Forward mode.
B) A single failed event has been generated by one of the cluster members when the target
service became unavailable. Resubmit all failed
events once the target service is available.
C) No manual intervention is necessary. If the store-and-forward feature is activated on a single
cluster member due to a target service outage,
the remaining cluster members will take over and complete the invocation transactions.
D) No manual intervention is necessary. WebSphere Process Server will poll the target service
and once it is available, all remaining sequenced
events will be automatically processed.

4. A deployment professional is mentoring new members of a team, UserA, UserB, UserC, UserD. Based on their skill set and experience, the deployment professional gave them the following roles in the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC). UserA: Administrator UserB: Operator UserC: Monitor UserD: Configurator Now, there is a requirement for monitoring the WebContainer thread pool usage in production application. UserC logged in to the ISC but was not able to monitor the data. What should be the next instruction from the deployment professional?

A) UserD will change PMI level to basic and then UserB will take readings.
B) UserD will change PMI level to extended and then UserB will take readings.
C) UserB will change PMI level to extended and then UserC will take readings.
D) UserA will change PMI level to basic and then UserC will take readings.

5. A customer new to WebSphere Process Server has promoted some Java developers to the WebSphere Integration Developer team. The developers want to monitor the use of some of the non-technology adapters (e.g., SAP and JD Edwards). The developers have started to design a database schema to persist the metrics and develop Java code to track the adapter usage. What should the deployment professional suggest to the WebSphere Integration Developer team?

A) Use the adapter monitoring provided by PMI and do not develop the Java code or the database.
B) Ensure the Java code stores time in Universal Standard time, not local time.
C) Ensure the Java code connects to the database using a JNDI entry.
D) Add a data element in the Business Objects to track start and stop times.

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