Oracle 1z0-1042-25 Exam Questions Free Practice Test

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Questions # 21:

You are tasked with testing an integration that uses a REST trigger in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). You have successfully configured the REST adapter, and now you want to verify that the integration functions correctly. What should you do to test the integration?

Options:

Manually trigger the integration by sending an email to a specified email address with the required REST parameters.

Export the integration as a .jar file and run it in a local development environment.

Use the Test button in the integration designer to create a request, validate the response, and review the execution logs.

Perform a SQL query on the associated database to ensure that the expected data is present.

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Questions # 22:

In Oracle Integration (OIC) you can notify users by email with hourly or daily reports about system status as well as service alerts. Which is NOT an alert type that can be configured in thesenotification emails?

Options:

Failed instances exceeding a specified percentage.

One or more connectivity agents are unavailable.

The email quota has exceeded the threshold.

Certificates that are set to expire within seven days.

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Questions # 23:

Which Oracle Integration (OIC) XPath function can be used to retrieve data from an OIC Lookup within the Map Editor?

Options:

get-value-from-lookup

getLookup

get-content-as-string

lookupValue

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Questions # 24:

Which Oracle Integration (OIC) adapter can be used to create a configured connection within an integration allowing you to send a file to the embedded File Server associated within the same OIC environment?

Options:

File Adapter

Local Adapter

FTP Adapter

REST Adapter

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Answer

Explanation

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:

The OIC File Server is an embedded SFTP server for file operations within the same instance. Let’s analyze each adapter:

Option A: File Adapter

Correct (Answer):The File Adapter is explicitly designed to interact with the OIC File Server. In an integration flow, you configure a File Adapter connection with the “Invoke” role, selecting the File Server as the target. For example, you could use a “Write File” operation to send a CSV file (e.g., sales_data.csv) to a folder like /uploads on the File Server. This adapter leverages SFTP under the hood, making it the native choice for internal file transfers within OIC, offering seamless integration without external dependencies.

Option B: Local Adapter

Incorrect:There’s no “Local Adapter” in OIC’s standard adapter suite. This might be a misnomer or confusion with other concepts (e.g., local invokes in orchestration), but no such adapter exists for File Server interaction.

Option C: FTP Adapter

Incorrect:The FTP Adapter connects to external FTP/SFTP servers, not the embedded OIC File Server. While it supports similar operations (e.g., write, read), its configuration requires external server details (host, port, credentials), making it unsuitable for the internal File Server, which is pre-configured within OIC.

Option D: REST Adapter

Incorrect:The REST Adapter handles HTTP-based APIs, not file transfers to the File Server. While you could theoretically use REST to manage File Server metadatavia management APIs (with ServiceAdministrator role), it’s not designed for direct file operations like sending a file, which is the question’s focus.

Why A is the Answer:The File Adapter is purpose-built for the OIC File Server, providing a direct, efficient, and supported method for internal file operations.

Edge Case:If the File Server is disabled (default state in new instances), you’d need to enable it first in Settings before the File Adapter can connect.

Use Case Example:An integration processes a payroll report and uses the File Adapter to write it to the File Server for audit purposes.

Potential Pitfall:Misconfiguring the File Adapter with external SFTP settings instead of selecting “File Server” would fail, as it’s an internal target.

[References:Oracle Integration Cloud documentation, “File Adapter” and “Using the File Server” sections., , ]

Questions # 25:

You are configuring an Oracle ERP Cloud adapter connection invoke action within an Oracle Integration (OIC) integration and have selected to browse by Business (REST) resources. Once you have selected the parent resource, how many child resources can you select?

Options:

Unlimited

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Questions # 26:

You will be creating and configuring a Connection resource using an Oracle Integration (OIC) File Adapter. Which set of operations are supported in the Invoke role when leveraging access via a Connectivity agent?

Options:

Read, write, list, move

Read, write, list

Read, write, list, move, download, delete

Read, write, list, move, download

Read, write

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Questions # 27:

You have an Oracle Integration (OIC) synchronous integration flow that updates external systems with several invocations. However, several of your OIC integration clients are reporting that they are experiencing timeouts waiting for the response confirmation from this processing. Which is a legitimate strategy to mitigate this issue?

Options:

Change the implementation logic to invoke multiple fine-grained external API calls within a single loop.

Change the design implementation strategy to an asynchronous flow that provides a separate notification to clients when the processing is complete.

Increase the blocking timeout within the OIC integration settings to allow for extended time.

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Questions # 28:

As an integration developer, you are creating an integration in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) to transform a payload with multiple orders. You need to configure a for-each action to loop through each order and process them individually. How do you correctly configure the for-each action to loop through each order and process them individually?

Options:

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

Select the Group By option and group the orders by the order number.

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

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

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Questions # 29:

There are use cases in which you need to perform an advanced XSLT task that you cannot performin the Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) data mapper. To perform the advanced mapping tasks, you decide to use an external XSLT mapper and then import the .xsl file back to your integration. What is NOT a valid consideration when handling this use case?

Options:

The exported archive file can include a map file that is largely complete in content or a map file that is empty of content.

The exported archive must be imported into an Oracle Service Bus project in JDeveloper.

Once the advanced mapping is complete, you must import the entire integration that contains the updated .xsl files.

You must export the entire integration that contains one or more .xsl files.

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