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C2180-371 · Question #39

A developer has exposed an internal-hosted service (an inbound service) to the outside world using a Service Integration Bus (SIBus).When an incoming request for the service is received, what…

The correct answer is A. Incoming requests are received at an endpoint, then passed to an inbound port and sent on to. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

A developer has exposed an internal-hosted service (an inbound service) to the outside world using a Service Integration Bus (SIBus).When an incoming request for the service is received, what usually happens?

Options

  • AIncoming requests are received at an endpoint, then passed to an inbound port and sent on to
  • BIncoming requests are received at a port destination, then passed to an inbound port and sent
  • CIncoming requests are received at an endpoint, then passed to a mediation point and sent on
  • DIncoming requests are received at a port destination, then passed to a mediation point and

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  • A
    83% (34)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    10% (4)

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