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Which two statements are true about a Service Solution Component?
The correct answer is A. It represents a proposed service. D. Service Solution Component information flows downstream to Service Constructor. Explanation: A:A service solution component is a chunk of functionality within the scope of a task that is implemented as an AIA service artifact. For example, a service solution component correspondsto an Application Business Connector Service (ABCS), Enterprise Business…
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Which two statements are true about a Service Solution Component?
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- AIt represents a proposed service.
- BIt represents an actual service.
- CService Solution Component information flows upstream to Service Constructor.
- DService Solution Component information flows downstream to Service Constructor.
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(43 responses)- A74% (32)
- B19% (8)
- C7% (3)
Explanation
Explanation: A:A service solution component is a chunk of functionality within the scope of a task that is implemented as an AIA service artifact. For example, a service solution component correspondsto an Application Business Connector Service (ABCS), Enterprise Business Service (EBS), or Enterprise Business Flow (EBF). A service solution component conveys the functionality that the AIA service artifact must fulfill. Developers work with functional product managers and solution architects to validate the project design and decomposition. The developers ultimately take on the task of implementing the service solution component as composites. D: Each lifecycle stage supports the downstream activities * Automation: auto-generate inputs to be consumed by downstream activities * Consistency: Information trickles downstream from one stakeholders to another automatically to ensure consistency * Productivity: More scalable, productive, and lean PIP development given infrastructural support throughout the lifecycle. Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack: Working with Project Lifecycle Workbench Service Solution Components
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