Pi Quiz Week 3 _tbit40

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Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    What are ABAP Central pipeline sequence?

    • A.

      Receiver Determination,XML Val, Interface Determination,Message Split, Mapping,Technical Routing, Call Adapter

    • B.

      Message Split,Receiver Determination,XML Val, Interface Determination, Mapping,Technical Routing, Call Adapter

    • C.

      Receive Adapter,Message Split,Receiver Determination,XML Val, Interface Determination, Mapping,Technical Routing, Call Adapter

    • D.

      XML Val, Receiver Determination, Interface Determination,Message Split, Mapping,Technical Routing, Call Adapter

    • E.

      Steps are not fixed, they are determined by conditional routing

    Correct Answer
    D. XML Val, Receiver Determination, Interface Determination,Message Split, Mapping,Technical Routing, Call Adapter
  • 2. 

    PI install options include....

    • A.

      ABAP only

    • B.

      ABAP and J2EE

    • C.

      J2EE only

    • D.

      PCK

    • E.

      NW AS Java

    Correct Answer(s)
    B. ABAP and J2EE
    C. J2EE only
    E. NW AS Java
    Explanation
    The correct answer is ABAP and J2EE, J2EE only, NW AS Java. This means that the PI install options include the ability to install both ABAP and J2EE, or just J2EE, or just NW AS Java. These options provide flexibility for users to choose the installation that best suits their needs and requirements.

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  • 3. 

    In the "Building blocks of SOA" what are the UI options?

    • A.

      Forms

    • B.

      Mobile

    • C.

      Dashboards

    • D.

      .net

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Forms
    B. Mobile
    C. Dashboards
    Explanation
    p17 fig 12

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  • 4. 

    In The SLD the _____ system will link the Product to a business system

    Correct Answer(s)
    technical
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "technical." In the Service Level Description (SLD), the technical system will establish a connection between the Product and a business system. This indicates that the SLD is focused on the technical aspects and requirements of linking the Product to the business system.

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  • 5. 

    The http:// prefix is used for namespaces, the other format is (3 letters)

    Correct Answer(s)
    URN
    Explanation
    The http:// prefix is commonly used for URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) to specify the protocol for accessing a resource on the internet. However, when it comes to namespaces, a different format is used, which is a 3-letter abbreviation called URN (Uniform Resource Name). URNs are used to uniquely identify resources without specifying their location or how to access them.

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  • 6. 

    One SW component can belong to multiple Products

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    This statement is false because a software component cannot belong to multiple products. A software component is typically designed and developed specifically for a particular product and its functionalities. It is not meant to be shared or used by multiple products simultaneously. Each product requires its own unique set of components to function properly. Therefore, a software component can only belong to one product at a time.

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  • 7. 

    We create Communication Channel Templates in this tool...

    • A.

      SLD

    • B.

      Integration Builder

    • C.

      IS

    • D.

      ESB

    Correct Answer
    D. ESB
    Explanation
    The correct answer is ESB. ESB stands for Enterprise Service Bus, which is a software architecture that allows different applications to communicate with each other. Creating Communication Channel Templates in this tool refers to configuring and setting up templates for communication channels in an ESB. This allows for standardized and efficient communication between different systems and applications within an organization.

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  • 8. 

    We create Message Mapping templates in this tool...

    • A.

      SLD

    • B.

      Integration Builder

    • C.

      IS

    • D.

      ESB

    Correct Answer
    D. ESB
    Explanation
    ESB stands for Enterprise Service Bus. An ESB is a software architecture that allows different applications to communicate with each other by acting as a middle layer between them. In the context of creating Message Mapping templates, an ESB would be the most appropriate tool as it provides the necessary infrastructure and capabilities to handle message routing, transformation, and integration between various systems. Therefore, creating Message Mapping templates in an ESB tool would be the correct approach for ensuring efficient and effective communication between applications.

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  • 9. 

    Mapping Traces are seen in the    (referring to the Mapping Trace object)

    • A.

      SLD

    • B.

      Integration Builder

    • C.

      IS

    • D.

      ESB

    Correct Answer
    C. IS
    Explanation
    The correct answer is IS because Mapping Traces are commonly seen in the Integration Server (IS) environment. The Integration Server is responsible for executing integration flows and mapping data between different systems. Mapping Traces provide detailed information about the mapping process, such as input and output values, transformation steps, and any errors encountered. Therefore, it is logical to associate Mapping Traces with the IS component.

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  • 10. 

    Regarding system registration in the SLD...

    • A.

      RZ70 is used for ABAP+J2EE dual stack systems

    • B.

      RZ70 can be used for J2EE only registration

    • C.

      NWA->Configuration->Infrastructure->Destinations is used for NW AS Java only systems

    • D.

      NWA->Configuration->Infrastructure->Destinations is used for NW AS ABAP only systems

    • E.

      Both NWA and RZ70 can be used for all systems

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. RZ70 is used for ABAP+J2EE dual stack systems
    C. NWA->Configuration->Infrastructure->Destinations is used for NW AS Java only systems
    Explanation
    p36/37

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  • 11. 

    When a PI client is configured for PI routing, it has the internal technical designation of ___

    Correct Answer(s)
    hub
    Explanation
    also the methodology of PI

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  • 12. 

    Must be created if one is to use SLD transport targets

    • A.

      Sending file comm channel

    • B.

      Business System groups

    • C.

      Receiving communication channel

    • D.

      Product with SWCV

    Correct Answer
    B. Business System groups
    Explanation
    p51

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  • 13. 

    A developer wants to know if any change are made to a few of the interface objects. To do so he will use...

    • A.

      Alerts

    • B.

      Subscriptions

    • C.

      Email lists

    • D.

      Post It notes

    Correct Answer
    B. Subscriptions
    Explanation
    The developer will use subscriptions to keep track of any changes made to the interface objects. Subscriptions allow the developer to receive notifications or updates whenever there is a change in the subscribed objects. This ensures that the developer stays informed about any modifications and can take necessary actions accordingly.

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  • 14. 

    Data types in the ESR can be...

    • A.

      Aggravated

    • B.

      Core data types (CDT)

    • C.

      Freely Modeled

    • D.

      Modular Data Types (MDT)

    • E.

      Aggregated

    • F.

      Based on ISO 15000-5

    Correct Answer(s)
    B. Core data types (CDT)
    C. Freely Modeled
    E. Aggregated
    F. Based on ISO 15000-5
    Explanation
    p67

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  • 15. 

    This is a structured element with one or more operations

    • A.

      Message Type

    • B.

      CDT

    • C.

      Service Interface

    • D.

      Receiver Determination

    Correct Answer
    C. Service Interface
    Explanation
    p69

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  • 16. 

    Business Semantics are contained in...

    • A.

      Message Type

    • B.

      CDT

    • C.

      GDT

    • D.

      Receiver Determination

    Correct Answer
    C. GDT
    Explanation
    p69

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  • 17. 

    Fault messages can be referenced in 

    • A.

      Service Interfaces synchronous

    • B.

      Stateless Interfaces only

    • C.

      Asynchronous Inbound Interfaces

    • D.

      Asynchronous outbound Interfaces

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Service Interfaces synchronous
    C. Asynchronous Inbound Interfaces
    Explanation
    p69 + p70

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  • 18. 

    Service interfaces can be nested

    • A.

      True

    • B.

      False

    Correct Answer
    B. False
    Explanation
    Service interfaces cannot be nested. In a service-oriented architecture, service interfaces define the contract between the service provider and the service consumer. These interfaces are typically defined using a specific technology or protocol, such as SOAP or REST. While it is possible to have multiple service interfaces within a system, they cannot be nested within each other. Each service interface should be independent and self-contained, representing a specific set of functionalities or operations provided by the service. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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  • 19. 

    In XML, "/InvoiceOut/customerData/address/postalcode" is known as a 

    • A.

      Long string

    • B.

      Postal code

    • C.

      XPATH

    • D.

      Message Type

    Correct Answer
    C. XPATH
    Explanation
    p79

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  • 20. 

    In XML referring to "/InvoiceOut/customerData/address/postalcode"  can also be done using a 

    • A.

      Message type

    • B.

      Pointer

    • C.

      XSD

    • D.

      Context object

    • E.

      J2EE

    Correct Answer
    D. Context object
    Explanation
    A context object in XML can be used to refer to the "/InvoiceOut/customerData/address/postalcode" element. This means that within the XML structure, there is a context object that holds the necessary information to locate and access the postal code element. By using the context object, the code or program can easily retrieve the value of the postal code without having to navigate the entire XML structure.

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  • 21. 

    A developer want to refer to  "/InvoiceOut/customerData/address/postalcode"  during conditional routing without referring to the entire path. He has created the respective object to do so. He will now have to assign this at the _____ level in order to see it in the routing condition. 

    • A.

      Communication channel

    • B.

      Mapping template

    • C.

      Service Interface

    • D.

      Files

    • E.

      Message types

    Correct Answer
    C. Service Interface
    Explanation
    In order to see the created object "/InvoiceOut/customerData/address/postalcode" in the routing condition, the developer will have to assign it at the Service Interface level. This means that the object should be made accessible and available within the Service Interface, so that it can be used for conditional routing.

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