What advanced functionalities do object structures in Maximo support for integration? (Choose Two)

Question

Options

• ADefining hierarchical data models for XML export
• BSupporting polymorphic relationships in data mappings
• CEnabling conditional data exposure based on user roles
• DTriggering workflow actions based on data changes

• A
  78% (28)
• C
  6% (2)
• D
  17% (6)

Explanation

Options A and B are correct because object structures in Maximo's Integration Framework are fundamentally designed to define how data is structured and mapped for external system exchange. A is correct because object structures explicitly define parent-child relationships between Maximo business objects, producing hierarchical XML models used during data export and messaging. B is correct because object structures support flexible data mappings that accommodate different object types within the same structural definition - a form of polymorphic handling that allows varied relationships to be expressed through a unified mapping framework.

C is incorrect because conditional data exposure based on user roles is a concern of Maximo's field-level security and application authorization layer, not object structure configuration - object structures define what data looks like, not who can see it. D is incorrect because triggering workflow actions belongs to Maximo's Workflow Manager and automation scripts; object structures are passive structural definitions for integration, not event triggers.

Memory tip: Think of object structures as blueprints for data exchange - they shape the data (hierarchy = A, flexible mapping = B) but don't control access (C) or fire off processes (D). If a feature sounds like security or automation, it lives elsewhere in Maximo.

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