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One of the SOA deployment models defined byOracle Reference Architecture is Segregated Deployment. What is Segregated Deployment?

• A.An approach to development where the Service development environment is isolated from the Service deployment environment
• B.An approach to Services deployment in which Services and applications are codeployed in a segregated environment
• C.An approach to Services deployment that promotes the separation of Services from applications and the grouping of Services with similar availability needs
• D.An approach for deploying services and infrastructure to support Services that have alocalscope

Which statement best describes the capabilities captured in the SOA maturity model?

• A.A capability describes how industry standards should be applied within a SOA Initiative.
• B.A capability describes how a feature of an Oracle product should be used within a SOA initiative.
• C.A capability describes a best practice for successful adoption/execution of SOA.
• D.A capability describes a pair-wise joining of technology and standards important to SOA adoption.
• E.A capability describes how technology should be applied for successful adoption/execution of SOA.

Which of the following statements are true for service-oriented integration versus traditional Integration approaches, such as Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)?

• A.Service-oriented integration uses Web Services to create standards-based, point-topoint integrations between applications.
• B.Service-oriented integration differs from Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) because it includes Services that have distinct deployment and lifecycle separate from the applications.
• C.Service-oriented integration differs from traditional integration because adapters are no longer needed since the applications are Web Services enabled.
• D.Service-oriented integration is a type of Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) that uses Web Services as the communication technology.
• E.Service-oriented integration differs from traditional integration because an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is used instead of Java Messaging Service (JMS).

Over the past several years, change requests from lines of business (LOB) have increased significantly. Your IT department is having a hard time addressing this increase in requests, due to their time to market requirements and the time it takes for all affected lines of business to perform testing on the new/updated functionality. How can SOA be best utilized to address your challenge?

• A.The service infrastructure can provide the ability to mediate and stage the deployment of multiple versions of a Service which will allow multiple versions of a Business Activity Service to be available at run time. This enables different LOB consumers to access different versions of the Service.
• B.Each LOB is allocated their own Presentation Service. This has the advantage that each LOB consumer can have a different user experience from other LOB consumers and have the ability to hide the new/updated functionality.
• C.Each LOB utilizes a separate service infrastructure environment. Service configurations can be propagated between environments, allowing different LOB consumers to access different Services that address the same functionality.
• D.To address common functional requirements, each LOB is allocated their own Business Activity Service. This has the advantage that when a LOB Business Activity Service is updated only a single LOB is affected.

The service lifecycle is shown in the exhibit. Some stages of the lifecycle are missing their labels What are the missing stages?

• A.Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Retired
• B.Approved, Rejected, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
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• D.Justified, Not Justified, Defined, Assigned, Implemented, Retired
• E.Approved, Rejected, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated
• F.Justified, Not Justified, Assigned, Defined, Implemented, Deprecated