You have modeled a Composite X for which the following fault policy action has been configured for remote faults:

<Action id="ora-retry"> <retry> <retryCount>2</retryCount> <retryIntrval>2</retryIntrval> <exponentialBackoff/> </retry> </Action> At runtime, when a remote fault occurs on at outbound invoke, this ora-retry action is triggered. After the two configured retries are exhausted, which one occurs?

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You have modeled a Composite X for which the following fault policy action has been configured for remote faults:

<Action id="ora-retry"> <retry> <retryCount>2</retryCount> <retryIntrval>2</retryIntrval> <exponentialBackoff/> </retry> </Action> At runtime, when a remote fault occurs on at outbound invoke, this ora-retry action is triggered. After the two configured retries are exhausted, which one occurs?

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B. The instance is marked "open.faulted" and is available for auto-recovery.

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A. The transaction of Composite X rolls back.

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C. The instance is marked "closed.faulted" and is available for error recovery from Enterprise

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D. The default retryFailureAction is initiated and it rethrows the error back to the caller service.

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