One server in your WebLogic domain is experiencing a problem. You want to use the WebLogic Diagnostic Framework (WLDF) to diagnose the problem. The default built-in WLDF module is currently configured on the server, but it does not capture the metrics you need.
You have the following requirements:
You do not want to delete the existing module.
You want to minimize metric data output while troubleshooting the issue.
You want to focus your analysis on only the server that is experiencing the problem.
What WLDF configuration would achieve this result? (Choose the best answer.)
Review this scenario of an application running on a storage-disabled, managed Coherence server that uses a Coherence two-tier near cache:
Cache data is already written to the distributed cache.
There is a local near cache configured on the application side (storage-disabled node).
Application requests the data from Coherence twice.
Assuming this is the server's first access of this data from the cache, how many network round trips between Coherence cluster instances take place in total? (Choose the best answer.)
I am sending a set of ten JMS messages. I want all of these messages to be sent successfully or none at all.
Which JMS Session feature is most suitable for implementing such a scenario? (Choose the best answer.)
Examine the illustration:
Which best describes the above illustration?
I am sending a set of ten JMS messages. I want all of these messages to be sent successfully or none at all.
Which JMS Session feature is most suitable for implementing such a scenario? (Choose the best answer.)
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