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You want to implement an IDoc-based scenario that uses SAP NetWeaver Process Integration. What are the prerequisites for this? There are 2 correct answers to this question. Response: The IDoc adapter must have access to the IDoc metadata to enable conversion between IDoc and XI message format at runtime. The logical system name (ALE name) for the business system must be defined in the SLD. A sender communication channel must be defined in the service registry. IDoc metadata must be imported into the Enterprise Services Repository to enable IDoc conversion to XML at runtime.

You have created a deadline branch. When the deadline expires, the integration process should be canceled. How can you achieve this using SAP design patterns for integration processes? Please choose the correct answer. Response: Insert a control step in the deadline branch that cancels the process. Insert a switch to send a message to another integration process to cancel the process. No action is necessary; the process is canceled automatically once the deadline has expired. Insert a control step that raises an alert to inform the administrator to stop the process manually.

The CPA Cache is a key component of the adapter engine. Which statement correctly describes the features of the CPA cache? Response: The CPA Cache can be administered using the transaction SXMB_ADM. The CPA Cache can be modified online with the SAP NetWeaver Administrator. In the CPA Cache, the object of type 'binding' corresponds to a communication channel in the directory. If necessary, the CPA Cache refresh can be initiated manually from transaction SXI_CACHE.

Which object do you create when implementing local message processing using the Advanced Adapter Engine? Please choose the correct answer. Response: Adapter object. Receiver determination object. Integrated configuration object. Integration process object.

The Advanced Adapter Engine is installed as a component on the Integration Server. When would you install the non-central Advanced Adapter Engine? Please choose the correct answer. Response: When the business department requires Knowledge Management on a separate system. When you want to use cross-component business process management (ccBPM) in the Advanced Adapter Engine. When you want to use the advanced monitoring capabilities of the Integration Engine. When a firewall between the business system and the Integration Server prevents them from communicating directly.

The JDBC and JMS adapters are used to connect to database and queue providers respectively. Which of these additional steps are needed for these adapters to function properly, apart from normal configuration steps? Response: Configure sender or receiver agreements in the integration builder configuration. Create the communication channel with assignment either to a service or party. Update CPA-Cache in the adapter framework. Deploy vendor-specific drivers into SAP J2EE engine.

Process Integration provides a lot of flexibility during the mapping/transformation process from source document to target. This flexibility includes the usage of multiple mapping steps. Which statement correctly describes the characteristics of combined mapping steps? Response: Only by using XSLT mapping can we use multiple mapping steps. This is based on using "includes" of multiple XSLT's within the mapping process. Any mapping method can be used with any combination. E.g. you can create a graphical Message Mapping followed by Java and XSLT mapping. Multiple mapping steps can be used, only by using Java mapping, due to Java's ability to access internal mapping programs. All of the mapping steps must be of one type of mapping, e.g. they must all be Message Mapping, or they must all be XSLT mapping.

Within your PI implementation project, you should choose the best mapping type for your interface transformation requirements. Why should you in most situations recommend graphical message mapping rather than XSLT mapping? Response: Message Mapping has a GUI tool; therefore, no programming knowledge is needed. PI does not provide any tools to develop Message Mappings. Message Mapping is always easier to construct than XSLT Mapping. Message Mapping generates Java code that uses queues. XSLT mapping loads the entire source and target structures into the memory. Therefore Message Mapping is more efficient and can handle deep structured XML documents faster.

The IT landscape of your company has been transferred to an SOA Architecture. You want to develop a Consumer application supporting credit management. Which of these development environments can be used? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question. Response: Any development environment which is able to create a Consumer Proxy from a WSDL file. An ABAP report, created using transaction SE80. Enterprise Service Builder. Composite Application Framework.

You have selected the delivery mode Without Buffering for your integration process. What do you have to consider in order to avoid the process type-specific queue going into a SYSFAIL state? Please choose the correct answer. Response: You have to use configurable parameters in order to specify the queue name. The process instance must provide an open receive step when the message is handed over to the Business Process Engine. You have to enable correlation for the integration process. The process instance cannot use correlations to collect messages from different communication components.

Which of the following building blocks is part of a service-oriented architecture (SOA)? Please choose the correct answer. Response: SOA WS Navigator. SOA business object enablement. SOA Manager. SOA design governance.

You have created a deadline branch. When the deadline has expired, the integration process should be canceled. How can this be achieved? Response: The process is automatically stopped once the deadline has expired. As the process can only be stopped by the administrator, a control step that raises an alert to inform the administrator has to be inserted. In the deadline branch, insert a control step that cancels the process. Insert a switch with an appropriate condition to stop the process.

Which of these statements correctly describe the features of the Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK)? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question. Response: The PCK requires an Adapter Engine or proxy to communicate natively with PI. The PCK supports B2B messaging. The PCK architecture is based on the Adapter Framework. The PCK is a co-development of SAP and WebMethods.

Assume that your customer has a scenario in which a database table needs to be queried (i.e. to perform a SELECT statement and obtain the result set). What are the viable options for implementing this with the PI JDBC adapter? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question. Response: Use the receiver JDBC adapter to query the database synchronously. Use the receiver JDBC adapter to query the database asynchronously. Use the sender JDBC adapter to query the database synchronously. Use the sender JDBC adapter to query the database asynchronously.

You are developing a Message Mapping. In the mapping description, the source values for the target elements first name, middle name and last name are all assigned to the same source element (e.g. name). This results in a repeating occurrence for this source element. Which standard function would you recommend for mapping the repeating element 'name' in the source to the specific fields (e.g. first name, middle name and last name) in the target structure? Response: You can use the "ValueMapping" function in the Conversions function group. You can use the "SplitByValue" function in the Node function group. There is no such standard function in Process Integration, you would need to write a user defined function. You can use the "CopyValue" function in the Constant function group.