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1Z0-543 · Question #58

What message exchange pattern will require you to explicitly correlate the request and the response in an EBF?

The correct answer is D. Asynchronous request-delayed response pattern. Explanation: A) If the control is to be blocked until a response is returned to the point of invocation, choose EBF Request-Reply pattern. This would be a synchronous call. continues on, this invocation of the EBF would be an asynchronous call. Check whether the processing of…

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Question

What message exchange pattern will require you to explicitly correlate the request and the response in an EBF?

Options

  • AFire-and-forget pattern
  • BIf after the EBF is invoked the triggering point does not wait for the response and
  • CAny EBF operation invoked because of a subscription to a publish event should use the
  • DAsynchronous request-delayed response pattern

How the community answered

(25 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    8% (2)
  • C
    16% (4)
  • D
    72% (18)

Explanation

Explanation: A) If the control is to be blocked until a response is returned to the point of invocation, choose EBF Request-Reply pattern. This would be a synchronous call. continues on, this invocation of the EBF would be an asynchronous call. Check whether the processing of the EBF results in a response. Is there a need to correlate the request and the response? If the answer is yes, this is a case of delayed response. Use the EBF request-delayed response pattern. If the answer is no, then choose the EBF fire-and-forget pattern. EBS subscribe pattern. Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack: To identify the message exchange pattern (MEP) for an EBF

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#asynchronous request-response#message correlation#EBF#message exchange pattern

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