When would you use security in AIA Integration flows?

Question

Options

• Abetween any two services
• Bbetween remote invocations and as required by business
• Cbetween all remote invocations
• Donly between two Web service invocations

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  78% (29)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  14% (5)

Explanation

Explanation: Note: An Integration Flow represents the journey of a message from a business event-triggering source, through possible intermediary milestones, to one or more target milestones. At milestone, the message is stored in a different state. An Integration Flow represents the runtime path of a message. It is not a design-time AIA recommends a variety of integration styles and patterns to enable the flight of a an Integration Flow. The AIA artifacts that are required for the collaboration between applications or functions are dependent on the integration style adopted for an Integration Note 2: Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA) provides support for all security- related functions * Identification * Authentication (verification of identity) * Authorization (access controls) * Privacy (encryption) * Integrity (message signing) * Non-repudiation The service-oriented architecture (SOA)-based integration approach allows for clear between the interface and the actual business logic. This provides the Security models: * Point-to-Point or End-to-End Security * Transport-Level Security * Message-Level Security

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