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IBM App Connect Enterprise V11 Solution Development Questions and Answers

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Questions # 1:

Which statement is true regarding the RESTAsyncResponse node?

Options:

It can be in a different integration node as the RESTAsyncRequest node

It has to be in the same integration server as the RESTAsyncRequest node

It can be in a separate integration server than the RESTAsyncRequest node

It has to be in the same flow as the RESTAsyncRequest node

Answer

Questions # 2:

Which role can add a binding to a policy set in IBM App Connect Enterprise?

Options:

Policyowner

Developer

Administrator

Policy Holder

Answer

Questions # 3:

When installing IBM App Connect Enterprise for a shared installation on Linux, which group do users needed to be added to in order to gain access to the platform?

Options:

mqusers

mqnodeusers

mqbrkrs

mqsiadmin

Answer

Explanation

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSTTDS_11.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/bh25992_.htm

Questions # 4:

What are two attributes of IBM App Connect Enterprise JDBC pooled connections?

Options:

Each JDBC connection that is associated with the message flow instance is maintained until the connection is closed.

A new JDBC connection is created if the maximum pool size has not been reached

Each JDBC connection that is idle for 15 minutes is removed from the pool.

A JDBC connection is created on demand for each message flow instance request

Each JDBC connection that is idle for 60 seconds is closed and is not associated with a message flow instance.

Answer

A, E

Questions # 5:

Which command creates basic user credentials to allow logging into the web user interface?

Options:

mqsiwebaceuseradmin

mqsiacldwebuseradmin

mqsiwebuseradmin

mqsiuseradmin

Answer

Questions # 6:

The mqsicommandconsole command is a required prerequisite for running which two commands?

Options:

mqsichangeproperties

mqsiAssemblylnstall

mqsiprofille

mqsimanagelinlcs

mqsisetsecurity

Answer

B, E

Explanation

The mqsicommandconsole command is required for the following commands:

mqsiaddbrokerinstance

mqsicreatebroker

mqsimigratecomponents

mqsisetsecurity

mqsiAssemblyInstall

mqsimanagexalinks

mqsipackagebar

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/bn13550_.htm

Questions # 7:

In Linux, what kind of syslog messages are reported by IBM App Connect?

Options:

err, warn, or user

err, warn, or info

err, alarm, or info

err, warn, or user

Answer

Questions # 8:

What is a difference between using Convert Single Project and Convert Multiple Projects when converting from projects to applications and libraries?

Options:

Convert Single Project is for one existing project and Convert Multiple Projects is for one or more existing projects.

Convert Single Project is for converting an existing project and any references into one application while Convert Multiple Projects will convert into multiple desired applications with shared libraries.

Convert Single Project will put all artifacts into one application or library, while Convert Multiple Projects will create a new application or library for each existing project.

Only Convert Single Project can convert existing Message Broker projects into IBM App Connect Enterprise applications and libraries, Convert Multiple Projects requires the projects to meet IBM Integration Bus standards before converting.

Answer

Questions # 9:

On distributed systems, where must the local queue manager be specified in globally coordinated transactions?

Options:

MQ Header

Message Flow

JMS Header

Integration Node

Answer

Explanation

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSMKHH_10.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/ac04561_.htm

Questions # 10:

When sharing data between a calling flow and a response flow, how can user context data be stored?

Options:

By setting a value in the Environment.CallableFlow.UserContext environment variable

On a database or in a local drive

In a remote database or in the local host's memory

By setting a value in the ContextData environment variable or in a local drive

Answer

Explanation

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_10.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/cl28163_.html

To store user context data, you can either set a value in the Environment.CallableFlow.UserContext environment variable, or create and populate child folders below it in the message tree. For example, you can use the following command to specify context data to be stored the environment:

SET Environment.CallableFlow.UserContext = 'myData';

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