Free Oracle 1Z0-478 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

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There are two groups acting on a task. The group on the left approves line items in the order.
The group on the right approves the order header. If any actor rejects the order the task completes without routing to any additional actors that have not yet acted on the task.
Identify the two options that should be selected in the human task definition to achieve this behavior.

• A.Complete parent tasks of early completing subtasks.
• B.Each parallel participant has a local copy of the payload.
• C.Complete task when a participant chooses the reject option.
• D.Enable early completion in parallel subtasks.

Identify four steps that are involved in defining a human task.

• A.Specifying parameters
• B.Specifying outcomes
• C.Specifying the assignment and routing policy
• D.Setting the task owner
• E.Defining the task in the Workspace web application
• F.Adding the human task to a BPEL process

You want to include documentation in the BPEL source code for a business rule component that you are adding to your BPEL model. How would you enter this documentation?

• A.As the value for a BPEL global variable
• B.As an annotation on the business rule component
• C.As user documentation on the business rule component
• D.As a comment attribute on the surrounding scope element

You are creating a web service interface to a legacy system that can handle only five concurrent calls.
What feature of Oracle Service Bus enables you to define this restriction?

• A.Throttling
• B.Caching
• C.Endpoint management
• D.Choking

In your solution, a web service client needs to invoke a series of three web services in support of a single transaction. The third web service needs the identity of the original web service client.
Which statement describes how the identity is made available by Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM)?

• A.The transaction manager accesses an internal table that maintains credentials used to invoke each individual web service in the chain.
• B.Each web service in the chain does its own authentication so the third web service handles its own identity checking.
• C.OWSM stores a SAML token from the first web service invocation in a database table, and that table is accessed by subsequent web services in the chain to retrieve identity.
• D.OWSM sets the user in the Java Authentication and Authorization (JAAS) Subject when the first web service successfully authenticates, and the Java Subject is used by subsequent web services to access the identity.