During acceptance testing of an integration solution, various errors in the mediation flows were discovered. While correcting these errors, the development team found that little or no error handling was present within the mediation flows. Therefore, a new requirement is introduced to handle every exception within any mediation flow in exactly the same way by logging the exception to a file. How can an integration developer implement this requirement?

• A. Create a mediation subflow containing the exception handling logic, andconnect every fail terminal to this new subflow.
• B. Create a mediation flow containing the exception handling logic, and invoke it whenever an error occurs.
• C. Create a mediation subflow containing the exception handling logic, and connect the error input node of each mediation flow to this new subflow.
• D. Connect a trace primitive to each fail terminal.

An integration developer needs to ensure that instances of a BPEL process are only started by administrative users. What does the integration developer needto do to meet this requirement? Use an:

• A. administration task in the BPEL process and assign the Administrators role to those users.
• B. administration task in the BPEL process and assign the Potential Starters role to those users.
• C. inline invocation task in each initiating receive operation and assign the Potential Owners role to those users.
• D. inline invocation task in each initiating receive operation and assign the Potential Starters role to those users.

An integration developer needs to analyze a failed activity in an instance in Business Process Choreographer (BPC) Explorer. Exhibit 1 shows the process state for the failed activity.
Exhibit 1:

The process stopped at CreditCheckService because the target service is not available. Because it was not possible to determine the cause of failure at the time, the integration developer decided to forcefully complete the failed activity by manually entering the output data at that activity.
The integration developer clicks the CreditCheckService activity to see the menu option shown in Exhibit 2.
Exhibit 2: Which option should the integration developer select to resume and complete the failed activity?

• A. Show Activity Details and restart.
• B. Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Force Complete Source Activity and Jump. Enter the output data and click Force Complete and Jump to complete the activity with the data provided.
• C. Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Skip Source Activity and Jump.
• D. Jump to Another Activity to go to another activity, click the next activity as a target activity, and choose Complete Source Activity and Jump. Enter the output data and click Complete and Jump to complete the activity with the dataprovided.

An integration developer has configured a BPEL business process for a customer, as shown below:

Assume that max is greater than min. What should the integration developer take into account when implementing this for each loop?

• A. The values of min and max cannot be changed once the for each activity begins.
• B. It is possible to exit the loop before Index is equal to max.
• C. There must be an array associatedwith the for each loop.
• D. If the scope inside of the for each activity is set to isolated, then the activities will run sequentially.

An integrationdeveloper needs to choose whether to implement either an administration task or a to-do task in an integration solution. Which requirement will convince the integration developer to create the to-do task? Create a to-do task, if the task needs to be:

• A. attached either to the process, or to an activity in the process.
• B. used for authorization.
• C. created by the business process, and deleted with the process.
• D. invoked using the Human Task Manager API.