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Questions # 1:

In addition to REST trigger connection-based integrations, what other type of integration can you run from the Test page in Oracle Integration?

Options:
A.

Event pattern integrations

B.

Schedule pattern integrations

C.

SOAP trigger connection-based integrations

D.

File trigger connection-based integrations

Questions # 2:

You are designing a new integration in OIC that needs to expose a RESTful interface trigger for client applications. Which is a valid consideration while choosing request and response options using the REST Adapter Endpoint Configuration wizard?

Options:
A.

Both standard and custom HTTP headers can be defined for both the request and the response.

B.

File attachments can be accepted as a request option for the trigger interface, but you cannot include attachments as a response to the client.

C.

If you select a PUT or POST action (HTTP method), you must define a JSON response payload format.

D.

Although you can define both query and template parameters, only template parameters are available for mapping in the mapper because query parameters are considered optional.

Questions # 3:

When creating integrations in Oracle Integration (OIC), a visual mapper enables you to mapelement nodes between applications by dragging source element nodes onto target element nodes. Which statement is NOT true about the OIC Data Mapper functionality?

Options:
A.

The data structure for the target service is always displayed on the right side in the Designer view.

B.

In the Designer view, the Sources section contains data structures of all available data objects, which includes integration metadata, tracking variables, global variables, and integration property values.

C.

All transformation mappings use extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL).

D.

All Source and Target data objects are represented internally as JSON structures.

Questions # 4:

As an integration developer, you are implementing an integration in Oracle Integration (OIC) to transform a payload with multiple orders. You have decided to leverage the For Each action to loop through each order and process them individually. How do you configure the For Each action to support this scenario?

Options:
A.

Select the Sequential Processing option and set the number of threads to the number of orders.

B.

Select the Group By option separating the orders by their order number.

C.

Select the Repeating Element field and map the source element that contains the orders.

D.

Select the Parallel Processing option and set the number of threads to the number of orders.

Questions # 5:

You are configuring an ERP Cloud Adapter connection invoke action within an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration. How many child resources can you select?

Options:
A.

Unlimited

B.

10

C.

5

D.

7

Questions # 6:

CSV-formatted data has been extracted from Oracle ERP Cloud by invoking a web service using the SOAP Adapter, and the data extract has been returned as an MTOM attachment. You now need to send this CSV file to an external REST API that supports accepting this content as a Base64 encoded string. Which is a valid solution offering the best performance?

Options:
A.

Use the REST adapter configuration wizard to define the structure of the CSV when configuring the invoke connection, then map the MTOM attachment directly.

B.

Map the received MTOM attachment directly to the REST adapter invoke map action using the encodeReferenceToBase64 function.

C.

Create and register a JavaScript function to convert the contents, invoke it using the JavaScript call action, then map the result to the REST adapter invoke map action.

D.

Create an NXSD in Oracle JDeveloper to define the schema of the CSV and use it to map the transformed data to the REST adapter invoke map action.

Questions # 7:

Your team is using a JavaScript library function within an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration flow. Because of business requirements, one of the functions needs to be updated with additional code to incorporate new logic. Which consideration regarding JavaScript library functions is NOT valid?

Options:
A.

JavaScript functions are not allowed to make outbound calls to external services.

B.

The JavaScript action has a timeout threshold of 60 seconds.

C.

Active integrations using a function that has been updated must be reactivated.

D.

Network, disk, or thread access is not supported from within a JavaScript function.

Questions # 8:

You need to create an Oracle Integration (OIC) integration that processes many records individually that are contained within a single large file. You have been advised to use an implementation approach that uses the Download File operation of an FTP adapter in conjunction with the Stage File action Read File in Segments operation to mitigate issues with memory consumption. When using this approach, which is a valid consideration regarding the use of the Read File in Segments operation?

Options:
A.

You need to explicitly configure a Scope action for this operation if you want to add additional actions during the processing of each segment.

B.

Segment sizes can be configured from 1-200 records.

C.

You must provide the actual filename because file references cannot be processed by the Read File in Segments operation.

D.

The Read File in Segments operation allows you to process the segments sequentially or in parallel.

Questions # 9:

Where in the Observability pages can you view aggregated instance metrics for an integration, such as the total counts and the minimum (quickest), maximum (slowest), average (mean), and standard (largest) deviation execution times for a selected time period?

Options:
A.

The View Statistics icon of the integration on the Monitor Integrations page

B.

The Statistics icon in the integration’s activity stream on the Errors page

C.

The Statistics icon of the integration in the Overview section of the Dashboards page

D.

The View Statistics icon of the integration on the Instances page

Questions # 10:

Which of the following is NOT a capability of the Oracle Integration (OIC) REST Adapter when configured to consume external REST APIs?

Options:
A.

Supports asynchronous REST API invocations with callback URLs

B.

Supports JSON, XML, binary, and URL-form-encoded payloads

C.

Consumes REST APIs protected using OAuth Client Credentials

D.

Supports WebSocket connections for real-time communication

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