Please answer the following questions by putting an x next to the
correct answer, no links please just an "x"
1.
How do you debug a BPEL process? (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
Open the BPEL process in the BPEL Console and choose Debug
Start the debugger in JDeveloper with bpel.xml open in the editor
Start the debugger in JDeveloper with [process name].bpel open in the editor
2.
For a basic new BPEL process created with BPEL Designer, what
percentage of the process definition is compliant with the BPEL
standard? (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
None
50%
100%
3.
What is the purpose of a Partner Link activity in BPEL Designer? (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
To link a web service into a BPEL process
To link your client applications to the BPEL process
To provide functionality specific to sending messages in a B2B transaction
4.
How long does it take to download and install Oracle BPEL Process
Manager? _____. (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
<20 minutes
2 hours
1 day
I'm sorry, you'll need to purchase a global services contract for that.
5.
How do you deploy a completed BPEL process to a BPEL Process Manager
instance on a J2EE application server? (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
Compile the BPEL process to .class files, and deploy to a .war file.
Copy the process files (.bpel, .xml and .wsdl) to your application
server in following path:
[appserver]\webservices\orabpel\processes\[process name]\[version]\
Create a connection to the instance, then right click on the project
and choose "Deploy | [connection name] | Deploy to default domain"
from the context menu
6.
For what IDEs is the Oracle BPEL Designer available as a plug-in? (Hint)
(Select the best answer)
Eclipse only
JDeveloper only
Eclipse and JDeveloper
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