Oracle 1Z0-475 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Oracle 1Z0-475 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  Your organization has decided to invest in SOA as a key component of your overall enterprise technology strategy. Identify three core benefits your organization can expect,

  A. More rapid and cost-effective response to changing business needs
  B. More effective reuse of macro-level business functionality
  C. Automatic governance adherence
  D. Immediate and significant ROI
  E. Simplification of integration between existing IT assets
  F. Total elimination for the need forEAI
  A. More rapid and cost-effective response to changing business needs
  B. More effective reuse of macro-level business functionality
  C. Automatic governance adherence

• Question 2:

  Service Release planning happens at the _____level?

  A. Enterprise
  B. Project
  C. Service
  D. Operational
  C. Service

• Question 3:

  View the exhibit to see the time invested to deliver a SOA Payment Service. What are the predicted net hours saved per consumer, assuming a consumption factor of 20% and a production investment of 200%?

  A. 41 hours
  B. 164 hours
  C. 410 hours
  D. 205 hours
  E. 328 hours
  A. 41 hours

• Question 4:

  Which list best describes the top three levels in the business function model hierarchy?

  A. Top Level Domains, Core Business Processes, and Business Step
  B. Business Functions, Business Activity, and Business Task
  C. Business Functions, Process Groups, and Core Business Processes
  D. Enterprise, Line of Business, and Department
  E. There is no common hierarchy because each organization has a different organizational structure.
  C. Business Functions, Process Groups, and Core Business Processes

• Question 5:

  A unit test case aims to test two of the components from the Service model. What are these components?

  A. Implementation
  B. Interface
  C. Contract
  D. Service Agreement
  E. Business Process
  F. Composite Service
  B. Interface
  D. Service Agreement

• Question 6:

  The SOA infrastructure you are building requires dynamic Service binding for loose coupling and a standards based way of storing and accessing Service descriptions at run time. How will you Implement this with Oracle products?

  A. Use Oracle Service Registry (OSR), which provides a robust UDDI registry for runtime metadata information including Service descriptions (WSDl), and policies (WS-Pollcy).
  B. Use Oracle BPEL Process Manager to implement dynamic Service binding functionality and SOA Service catalog
  C. Implement Service discovery and dynamic Service binding functionality using Oracle Business Process Management (OBPM) and Oracle Business Rules (OBR) products
  D. This functionality is not available in any of the Oracle products out of the box.
  A. Use Oracle Service Registry (OSR), which provides a robust UDDI registry for runtime metadata information including Service descriptions (WSDl), and policies (WS-Pollcy).

• Question 7:

  Over the past several years, change requests from lines of business (LOB) have increased significantly. Your IT department is having a hard time addressing this increase in requests, due to their time to market requirements and the time it takes for all affected lines of business to perform testing on the new/updated functionality. How can SOA be best utilized to address your challenge?

  A. To address common functional requirements, each LOB is allocated their own Business Activity Service. This has the advantage that when a LOB Business Activity Service is updated only a single LOB is affected.
  B. The service infrastructure can provide the ability to mediate and stage the deployment of multiple versions of a Service which will allow multiple versions of a Business Activity Service to be available at run time. This enables different LOB consumers to access different versions of the Service.
  C. Each LOB is allocated their own Presentation Service. This has the advantage that each LOB consumer can have a different user experience from other LOB consumers and have the ability to hide the new/updated functionality.
  D. Each LOB utilizes a separate service infrastructure environment. Service configurations can be propagated between environments, allowing different LOB consumers to access different Services that address the same functionality.
  D. Each LOB utilizes a separate service infrastructure environment. Service configurations can be propagated between environments, allowing different LOB consumers to access different Services that address the same functionality.

• Question 8:

  A successful SOA initiative is built on a solid SOA governance foundation. What three statements are true when referring to a SOA Governance model?

  A. There is one standardized SOA governance model that is appropriate for all enterprises.
  B. There is no single model of good SOA governance because each enterprise has differences andnuances.
  C. A SOA governance model focuses only on the lifecycle of a Service.
  D. Compliance with a defined SOA governance model Is automatic after It has been deployed.
  E. A SOA governance model enables the definition of policies andprocesses to guide management into making effective SOA decisions.
  F. A SOA governance model enables authorized groups to encourage/enforce alignment to SOA architecture and cultural orientation.
  D. Compliance with a defined SOA governance model Is automatic after It has been deployed.
  E. A SOA governance model enables the definition of policies andprocesses to guide management into making effective SOA decisions.
  F. A SOA governance model enables authorized groups to encourage/enforce alignment to SOA architecture and cultural orientation.

• Question 9:

  Enterprise SOA data modeling requires a structure whereby enterprise and project-level modeling activities can be done in an organized manner. Which four of the following will be captured in such a data hierarchy model?

  A. Key entities
  B. Data operations and methods
  C. Data Sources
  D. Data transformations
  E. Semantic Communities
  F. Authorities
  C. Data Sources
  D. Data transformations
  E. Semantic Communities
  F. Authorities

• Question 10:

  It has come to your notice that there is little or no reuse of SOA Services in production. After some investigation, you have been made aware that project development teams are struggling with Service interoperability challenges. What course of action do you take to address these challenges?

  A. A single registry is employed to ensure Services are consistently published.
  B. A single service engineering team is employed to build all Services which ensure implementation consistency.
  C. A single technology (for example, Java) is employed to build all Services which ensure standards consistency.
  D. Design-time governance quality points are employed to ensure that Services following agreed enterprise standards and guidelines.
  E. A single repository is employed to ensure Services are consistently discoverable.
  A. A single registry is employed to ensure Services are consistently published.