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Question #1

Which of the following best exemplifies the concept of HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State) in RESTful web services?

A. A client application receives a base URI from the server and constructs all subsequent resource URIs by concatenating strings.

B. A client application receives resource representations that include hyperlinks to related resources, enabling dynamic navigation based on the server's responses.

C. A client application hardcodes all URIs for resource endpoints, allowing it to navigate the API without relying on server responses.

D. A client application pre-fetches all possible resource states and transitions to minimize server interactions.

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Question #2

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

A. get-content-as-string

B. lookupValue

C. get-value-from-lookup

D. getLookup

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Question #3

In an Oracle Integration (OIC) project, you are asked to leverage a custom JavaScript library function to be used within an Application pattern integration flow. Which set of steps should you follow to handle this requirement?

A. Import the JavaScript library file to the project, then use the JavaScript action within the integration flow to reference the library function.

B. Use the Function Call action within the integration flow to reference the external URL that is hosting the JavaScript library function.

C. Import the JavaScript library file into your OIC instance's database schema, then use a Local Invoke action to call the function.

D. Copy and paste the JavaScript function code into a new JavaScript stage within the integration flow, then map the inbound and outbound data elements in the corresponding Map action.

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Question #4

You have an Oracle Integration Cloud (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?

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

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

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

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Question #5

One of your downstream applications is becoming overwhelmed with too many individual synchronous invocations from your current Oracle Integration (OIC) integration. It is recommended that you redesign the integration to take advantage of the batch processing capabilities of that application. Which approach is a valid OIC design best practice that will provide the best solution for this issue?

A. Create a custom batch call function, register the function as a Library in your OIC environment, then use the JavaScript call action to invoke the application.

B. Throttle the individual synchronous calls by adding a wait activity prior to each invocation to the application within the loop, then fetch a batch response after the loop.

C. Reactivate the integration and use the disable tracing and message tracking option, which will optimize performance for each invocation to the application.

D. Use the Append option in the Write File operation of the Stage File action within a loop to create a single batch file to be sent to the application.

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Question #6

One of your downstream applications is becoming overwhelmed with too many individual synchronous invocations from your current Oracle Integration (OIC) integration. It is recommended that you redesign the integration to take advantage of the batch processing capabilities of that application. Which approach is a valid OIC design best practice that will provide the best solution for this issue?

A. Create a custom batch call function, register the function as a Library in your OIC environment, then use the JavaScript call action to invoke the application.

B. Throttle the individual synchronous calls by adding a wait activity prior to each invocation to the application within the loop, then fetch a batch response after the loop.

C. Reactivate the integration and use the disable tracing and message tracking option, which will optimize performance for each invocation to the application.

D. Use the Append option in the Write File operation of the Stage File action within a loop to create a single batch file to be sent to the application.

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