1z1-475 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

What are the two key differences between SOA infrastructure and traditional infrastructure?

• A.The highly distributed, heterogeneous nature of SOA attempts to bring a number of disparate moving parts together, making it more complex naturally.
• B.Traditional infrastructure is based on standards, allowing you to choose from various products and vendors which are best suited to meet your requirements.
• C.Services are more granular than applications. So the infrastructure should be able to support the distribution, deployment, discovery, and management of these granular artifacts.
• D.SOA infrastructure does not need to provide monitoring and management capabilities whereas, traditional infrastructure does.

The SOA infrastructure you are building requires dynamic Service binding for loose coupling and a standards based way of storing and accessing Service descriptions at run time. How will you Implement this with Oracle products?

• A.Use Oracle BPEL Process Manager to implement dynamic Service binding functionality and SOA Service catalog
• B.Implement Service discovery and dynamic Service binding functionality using Oracle Business Process Management (OBPM) and Oracle Business Rules (OBR) products
• C.Use Oracle Service Registry (OSR), which provides a robust UDDI registry for runtime metadata information including Service descriptions (WSDl), and policies (WS-Pollcy).
• D.This functionality is not available in any of the Oracle products out of the box.

Refer to the exhibit. What is the correct order of activities to complete the steps in the SOA requirements process. Step 3, Create/Expand Business Functional Model is already completed for you.

• A.Step 1, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 2, Gather and Review Project Requirements; Step 4 Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model.
• B.Step 1, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model; Step 2, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 4, Gather and Review Project Requirements.
• C.Step 1, Gather Project Service Requirements; Step 2, Classify the Requirements against the Enterprise Service Requirements; Step 4, Classify the Requirements against the FunctionalModel
• D.Step 1, Gather and Review Project Requirements; Step 2, Refine Requirements into Enterprise Requirements; Step 4, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model.
• E.Step 1, Gather Enterprise Service Requirements; Step 2, Classify the Requirements against the Functional Model; Step 4, Gather and Review Project Requirements.

When undertaking the Service re-use validation process, which three of the following aspects of the Service should be taken into consideration?

• A.Non-functional qualities
• B.Servicedesign
• C.Security policies
• D.Service capacity
• E.Service ownership

Which statement best describes SOA governance continuous improvement?

• A.SOA governance continuous improvement enables your organization to define and deploy your own focused and customized SOA initiative.
• B.SOA governance continuous improvement enables your organization to make sure that Services are reused.
• C.SOA governance continuous improvement enables your organization to achieve ROI on you SOA initiative.
• D.SOA governance continuous improvement enablesyour organization to define and deploy your ownfocused and customized SOA governance model.