Which of the following life cycle modeling activities establishes service relationships and message exchange paths?

Service-oriented logical design modeling focuses on defining the internal structure and behavior of services, including their interfaces, operations, and the logical message exchange patterns and relationships between them. This step details how services will communicate and interact at a logical level.

Service-oriented conceptual architecture modeling is an earlier, high-level activity that defines the overall vision and strategic direction for the service-oriented architecture, not the detailed relationships and message paths.

Service-oriented discovery and analysis modeling is the initial phase of identifying potential services from business processes and requirements, not detailing their interrelationships or message exchange paths.

Service-oriented business integration modeling focuses on how services integrate with business processes to achieve business goals, rather than specifically establishing technical service relationships and message exchange paths.