C9530-001 · Question #8
Application data that comes from a C or COBOL application, or consists of fixed-format binary data should belong to which message domain?
The correct answer is B. DFDL domain. The following list contains some examples of the message domains used in IBM Integration Bus: XMLNSC - for XML documents DFDL - for general text or binary data streams including industry standards JSON - for JSON documents DataObject - for data without a stream representation
Question
Application data that comes from a C or COBOL application, or consists of fixed-format binary data should belong to which message domain?
Options
- AMIME domain
- BDFDL domain
- CSOAP domain
- DDataObject domain
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A5% (2)
- B73% (32)
- C7% (3)
- D16% (7)
Explanation
The following list contains some examples of the message domains used in IBM Integration Bus: XMLNSC - for XML documents DFDL - for general text or binary data streams including industry standards JSON - for JSON documents DataObject - for data without a stream representation
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