The WebShipAnywhere company currently has a manual Order-to-Ship process. The company is implementing Service-Oriented Integration architecture and, as part of that initiative, they are automating the Order-to-Ship process.
Whenever an order ships, the Warehouse Management System (WMS) is manually updated to reflect that the order has been shipped. If the Inventory for any product that was part of the order drops below a threshold value, the WMS alerts the user via a pop-up screen indicating that the product inventory is low. When this happens, the user logs in to the Purchasing System (PS) and enters the need to order more of the product. Both the WMS and PS are thick-client, two-tier applications that use an Oracle database. As part of automating the Order-to-Ship process, the company would like to remove this manual step.
What integration pattern(s) should be used to automate this manual step?
Polling, using a reliable-one-way message, and using a SOA Service is a good solution.
The Product Mapping view of the Service-Oriented Integration architecture shows some of the Oracle products mapped onto two or more layers in the architecture. For example, Oracle WebLogic Suite (OWLS) is mapped to the Business Service Layer, the Data Normalization Layer, and the Connectivity Layer. Which statement best describes why OWLS is mapped to these three layers in the OSI architecture?
OPSS is incorporated into OWLS which ties the entire Service Tier into the enterprise security architecture. The OWC provides the majority of the capabilities required for a modern user interface. OWC provides some higher-level Connectivity capabilities (e.g. connectivity to content management systems, WSRP). OWLS provides the base Connectivity (e.g.JDBC, JCA) to connect to the Resource Tier.
Note: Oracle WebLogic Suite (OWLS) - fully implements the latest Java EE standards, provides industry leading reliability and performance, and includes comprehensive management capabilities. OWLS can be used to host the Oracle WebCenter products.
Architecturally speaking, why might an organization deploy a SAML-based Web SSO solution if they already have a cookie-based Web SSO in place and working?
SSO solutions deployed for a localized domain often exchange state information in a browser cookie. These implementations are limited to the scope of the DNS domain as cookies are not visible across domains. SAML offers alternatives solutions that do not have this limitation.
Which of the following is not a part of the Oracle Reference Architecture Monitoring and Management framework?
To define a framework that meets both the management and monitoring requirements and the architecture principles, one might consider the framework to be comprised of four major parts (User Interaction, Management, Monitoring, and Integration) that complement other ORA components (ORA Engineering, ORA Security). The framework utilizes a management repository for storage of all current and historical data and metadata.
Much as in modular programming, there are two ways that federation applies to user interface design: as either consumer or producer of federated Interface elements. Which statement is true?
As a consumer the developer is responsible for incorporating existing interface elements into the user interface.
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