Oracle
1Z0-478 · Question #47
You have defined an event. You now want to trigger that event from an existing Mediator component. How do you link the event to the Mediator so that the Mediator can raise the event to the Event…
The correct answer is C. Use the SOA Composite Editor to add a raise action to the Mediator's .mplan specification file. What Happens When You Create and Subscribe to a Business Event The source code belowprovides details about the subscribed event of the Oracle Mediator service component. Example, Subscribed Event <component name="OrderPendingEvent"> <implementation.mediator…
Event Delivery Network (EDN)
Question
You have defined an event. You now want to trigger that event from an existing Mediator component. How do you link the event to the Mediator so that the Mediator can raise the event to the Event Delivery Network (EDN)?
Options
- AUse the SOA Composite Editor to specify the event as a property on the incoming wire into the
- BUse a text editor to modify the .edl file that defines the event so that the Mediator is identified as a
- CUse the SOA Composite Editor to add a raise action to the Mediator's .mplan specification file.
- DUse Enterprise Manager to associate the Mediator with the appropriate event.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A8% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C72% (26)
- D17% (6)
Explanation
- What Happens When You Create and Subscribe to a Business Event The source code belowprovides details about the subscribed event of the Oracle Mediator service component. Example, Subscribed Event <component name="OrderPendingEvent"> <implementation.mediator src="OrderPendingEvent.mplan"/> <business-events> xmlns:sub1="/oracle/fodemo/storefront/entities/events/edl/OrderEO" name="sub1:NewOrderSubmitted" consistency="oneAndOnlyOne" runAsRoles="$publisher"/> </business-events>
Topics
#EDN event#Mediator raise action#mplan#event linking
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