When considering the interface design for an enterprise-wide Service you have been guided by the SOA Reference Architecture to consider a document style data format first. Why is that?

A. Large amounts of data can be exchanged with document-style interfaces.

B. This will provide the greatest opportunity for re-use from the widest possible number of consumers.

C. Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.

D. Document-style interfaces tend to be quite fine-grained so that they can be re-composed in innovative ways.

E. Document-style interfaces provide for tight coupling between consumers and service providers.

One of the SOA deployment models defined by Oracle Reference Architecture is Segregated Deployment. What is Segregated Deployment?

A. An approach for deploying services and infrastructure to support Services that have alocalscope

B. An approach to Services deployment in which Services and applications are co-deployed in a segregated environment

C. An approach to Services deployment that promotes the separation of Services from applications and the grouping of Services with similar availability needs

D. An approach to development where the Service development environment is isolated from the Service deployment environment

Which statement describes how complexity, effort, and benefit are used In the SOA Project Selection Framework?

A. Complexity measures the number of integrations that the projectwould require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefitmeasures the amount of additional revenue that would result from the project, A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.

B. Complexity measures the number of integrations that the project would require. Effort measures the amount of effort that existing shared services would save for the project. Benefit measures the business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit and effort with a lower complexity.

C. Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount that the project would advance the SOA maturity of the organization. A top project for inclusion would have a larger benefit than the effort.

D. Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and lower complexity and effort.

E. Complexity measures the technical complexity of the project. Effort measures the level of effort required to complete the project. Benefit measures the amount of business benefit that would be delivered by the project. A top project for inclusion would have a large benefit and an effort that is lower than the complexity.

While analyzing the business requirements, you identify some cross-cutting functionality that does not carry any business context or have an affinity to any specific application. To which service layer classification does the Service you develop to fulfill this requirement belong?

A. Connectivity Service

B. Data Service

C. Business Activity Service

D. Utility Service

E. Presentation Service

OASIS s SOA-RM defines high-level terms intended to provide commonality when discussing and describing SOA. Which two statements are true when comparing SOA-RM with Oracle's Service meta-model?

A. Both SOA-RM and Oracle's Service meta-model separates the textual aspects from the technicalaspects.

B. SOA-RM and Oracle's Service meta-model differ on the specifics of the constituent parts of a Service.

C. Oracle's Service meta-model breaks out the service interface as a first class facet of a Service;whereas the SOA-RM combines the service interface in with the service description.

D. SOA-RM addresses Usage Agreements as defined by Oracle.

E. SOA-RM execution context maps directly with Oracle's definition of a Service Implementation.

After having success in your SOA initiative across a single line of business, management wants you to deploy SOA across the enterprise in a cost effective and expedited manner. Your primary concern is that not all of your organization's line of businesses has enough developers with the knowledge and experience to develop Services. Which course of action do you apply to address this concern?

A. Allow each line of business to hire external consultants to develop Services

B. Implement a shared resource service factory

C. Send all line of business developers on a service engineering course

D. Implement an enterprise service factory

The company you are working with wants to integrate an environment control system into the facility security and monitoring system. The environment control system sends temperature and humidity readings every half second. What is the best message exchange pattern to use for this integration and why?

A. The one-way message exchange pattern is the best pattern for this scenario because it requires the least network resources and if a message is lost, another message with more up-to-date information will be sent in less than a second.

B. The reliable one-way message exchange pattern is the best pattern for this scenario because it provides a status return code so that a lost message can be re-sent.

C. The request-response message exchange pattern is the best pattern for this scenario because the security and monitoring system needs to provide a response message to the environment control system.

D. The request optional-response message exchange pattern is the best pattern for this scenario because the security and monitoring system may want to provide a response message to the environment control system.

E. The buffer-and-send message exchange pattern is the best pattern for this scenario because the messages from the environment control systems are grouped together and sent less frequently in larger messages thus reducing network traffic.

Which of the following rules apply to a functional model?

A. Cycles are permitted in the model so as to show exchanges of Information between businessfunctions.

B. The model is navigated by organizational structure.

C. Each level in the functional model has a specific designation with respect to functionalgranularity.

D. Each decreasing level is finer grained with respect to functional representation when compared tothe level(s) above.

E. Duplicate functions can appear in the model because that will help discover opportunities where Service Candidates can be reused.

Choose the correct words in order to complete the blanks in the following statement. Traditional requirements gathering has been__________-focused whereas SOA requirements are _________focused

A. data, service

B. project, enterprise

C. single-use, multi-use

D. technology, business

One of the goals of your newly formed SOA initiative is to speed up time to market for new and updated functionality. Which option best supports your goal?

A. Utilize Service composition to reuse and combine existing Services to form new more course grained functionality.

B. Utilize a common data model across all Services so that no data transformation is required when Services are reused.

C. Only deploy SOA Governance when you have 50 or more Services.

D. Utilize REST Services over SOAP-based Services because they are quicker to develop.