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1Z0-543 · Question #66

Which two statements are true about test definitions and simulator definitions?

The correct answer is B. Simulator and test definitions can be used together. D. Test definitions and simulator definitions can be introduced at several points in a flow. Explanation: The CAVS framework operates using the following key components: Test definition Simulator definition The CAVS test initiator reads test data and feeds it to the web service being tested. You create the test data as a part of a test definition. The test definition…

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Question

Which two statements are true about test definitions and simulator definitions?

Options

  • A"Simulator definition" is a synonym for "test definition". Therefore, both terms are used
  • BSimulator and test definitions can be used together.
  • CBoth simulator and test definitions are typically defined using a command-line utility.
  • DTest definitions and simulator definitions can be introduced at several points in a flow

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Explanation

Explanation: The CAVS framework operates using the following key components: * Test definition * Simulator definition The CAVS test initiator reads test data and feeds it to the web service being tested. You create the test data as a part of a test definition. The test definition is a configuration of the test initiator and contains test execution instructions. The CAVS user creates a definition using the CAVS user interface (UI) to define the service endpoint URL that needs to be invoked, as well as the request message that will be passed along with metadata about the test definition itself. The test initiator is a logical unit that executes test definitions to call the endpoint URL defined and creates test instances. This call is no different from any other request initiated by other clients. If the test definition Service Type value is set to Synchronous or Asynchronous two-way, the actual response can be verified against predefined response data to validate the accuracy of the response. Simulator Definition The CAVS simulator is used to simulate a web service. Simulators typically contain predefined responses for a specific request. CAVS users create several simulator definitions, each for a specific set of input. At run time, the CAVS simulator framework receives data from the service being tested. Upon receiving the request, CAVS locates the appropriate simulator definition, validates the input against predefined request values, and then returns predefined response data so that the web service being tested can continue processing. Application Integration Architecture Foundation Pack: Introduction to the Composite Application Validation System Creating and Modifying Test Definition Creating and Modifying Simulator Definitions

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