Guidewire Integration Pre-certification: Concepts
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Test of conceptual understanding needed for Guidewire Integration.
- 1.1. Which of these are considered to be one of the 4 essential Enterprise Integration Patterns used in Guidewire Integration?
- A.
File-based (read and write)
- B.
Shared database
- C.
Shared network drive
- D.
Synchronous RPC (remote calls)
- E.
Web Service
- 2.Which of these are considered GW Integration Mechanisms?
- A.
Predefined Plugins
- B.
"Custom" plugins
- C.
Guidewire Messaging
- D.
Consuming a Web Service
- E.
Shared Database
- 3.Which of the following are correct statements?
- A.
RPC implies a synchronous data transfer / remote call.
- B.
Guidewire Messaging implies an asynchronous data transfer / remote call.
- C.
Web Services are always synchronous in nature.
- D.
Web Services are commonly stateless (between calls) in nature.
- 4.A predefined plugin is (in general) configured by:
- A.
Editing an XML file.
- B.
Assigning an implementation class for the plugin.
- C.
Setting a value for the number of threads used to handle requests that enter the plugin.
- D.
Defining parameter values as String / Object Map elements that the plugin can read during every service call (in case the values are updated).
- E.
Implementing an interface in a custom class.
- 5.A GScript Interface differs from a Java interface in that:
- A.
The implementing class must declare override on all interface methods, (whereas this is optional in Java).
- B.
A GScript interface must be implemented in GScript.
- C.
A Java interface must be implemented in Java.
- D.
Java cannot declare overrides on methods in any fashion, while GScript optionally can.
- E.
GScript can package function implementations (for non-interface functions) with an interface, Java cannot.
- 6.The purpose or meaning of a GScript block can be described as:
- A.
Similar to the Java concept of an "anonymous inner class object", where it's common to have the inner class implementing only a single method.
- B.
A convenient mechanism to publish what are effectively "global" variables.
- C.
A kluge intended to work around serious inefficiencies caused by Java's strong typing mechanism.
- D.
A useful way of a providing code that can be invoked across multiple objects using a Visitor pattern.
- E.
Run code defined elsewhere in a way that is fully compatible with the Guidewire Transaction framework.
- 7.Which are true about GScript enhancements?
- A.
Enhancements provide an alternative way to define a class, They allow us to spread related fields and functions across different source code files, in order to provide better organization.
- B.
An enhancement is the only way to modify the behavior of an entity by adding additional non-property functionality. This is because there is no entity source code to modify.
- C.
An enhancement is a convenient way to modify the behavior of a Java class by adding additional non-property functionality. This is because it would be inconvenient and cumbersome to try to re-write the original source code.
- D.
Enhanced Java classes can have additional functionality as seen by both GScript and Java classes anywhere in the JVM.
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