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A2180-270 · Question #41
An integration developer opens a process application in the IBM IntegrationDesigner (IID) workspace. It contains the business process definition (BPD) CheckCandidateData and there is no integration…
The correct answer is B. The CheckCandidateData process under Processes, automaticallygenerated interfaces under Interfaces, and a business object under Data. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An integration developer opens a process application in the IBM IntegrationDesigner (IID) workspace. It contains the business process definition (BPD) CheckCandidateData and there is no integration service or toolkit dependency associated with this process application. Which artifacts related to the process application will theintegration developer see in advanced mode when the process application is imported in the IID workspace?
Options
- AThe CheckCandidateData process under Processes and a business object under Data.
- BThe CheckCandidateData process under Processes, automaticallygenerated interfaces under Interfaces, and a business object under Data.
- CThe CheckCandidateData BPD under Integration Logic, automatically generated interfaces under Interfaces, and a business object under Data.
- DThe CheckCandidateData BPD under Processes, automatically generated interfaces under Interfaces, a business object under Data, and an unimplemented integration service under Advanced Integration Services.
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(34 responses)- A9% (3)
- B85% (29)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
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