Oracle 1Z0-510 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Oracle 1Z0-510 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  Which component should a shareable component be registered with?

  A. /atg/multisite/SiteGroupManager
  B. /atg/multisite/SiteConfiguration
  C. /atg/multisite/SharedComponentConfiguration
  D. /atg/nucleus/multisite
  A. /atg/multisite/SiteGroupManager

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  Components are registered with the /atg/multisite/SiteGroupManager using the shareableTypes property.

• Question 32:

  Identify three key features of Oracle ATG Web Commerce Platform's B2C Commerce module.

  A. LiveHelp
  B. Abandoned Cart
  C. Recovery Purchasing Workflow Management such as support for Purchase Orders and Approvals
  D. Pricing and Order engines
  E. Scheduled Orders
  B. Abandoned Cart
  C. Recovery Purchasing Workflow Management such as support for Purchase Orders and Approvals
  D. Pricing and Order engines

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  Note B2C: Business-To-Consumer. A transaction that occurs between a company and a consumer, as opposed to a transaction between companies (called B2B). The term may also describe a company that provides goods or services for consumers.

• Question 33:

  What should be done to mark the delivery of a shipping group as shipped?

  A. Update the state of the shipping group repository item to SHIPPED.
  B. Invoke the shippingGroupHasShipped method on HardgoodFulfiller.
  C. Update the state of the order to SHIPPED.
  D. No action necessary. Shipping group status is not tracked in ATG.
  E. Update the state of the shipping group repository item to PENDING_MCRCHANT_ACTION.
  A. Update the state of the shipping group repository item to SHIPPED.

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  Notifying Fulfillment of Order Shipment On the Fulfillment Administration page, you can view all the shipping groups in the repository that are ready to be shipped. The Shippable Groups section at the top of the page includes a link that retrieves all shipping groups that are ready to be shipped. After viewing the list, you can also use this screen to notify fulfillment that a shipping group has been shipped. Follow these steps to view a list of shipping groups and notify fulfillment that the shipping groups have been shipped:

  Oracle ATG Web Commerce displays a list of all shipping groups with a PENDING_SHIPMENT status. A JMS message is sent notifying the fulfillment system the specified groups were shipped.

• Question 34:

  Which three pricing engines use the Qualifier class to determine the objects to which it should a discount?

  A. ItemPricingEngine
  B. DiscountPricingEngine
  C. OrderPricingEngine
  D. PromotionEngine
  E. ShippingPricingEngine
  A. ItemPricingEngine
  C. OrderPricingEngine
  E. ShippingPricingEngine

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  ATG Commerce provides the following four extensions of the main PricingEngine interface:

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  (A) atg.commerce.pricing.ItemPricingEngine

  Provides a price for atg.commerce.order.CommerceItem objects.

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  (C) atg.commerce.pricing.OrderPricingEngine

  Provides a price for atg.commerce.order.Order objects.

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  (E) atg.commerce.pricing.ShippingPricingEngine

  Provides a price for atg.commerce.order.ShippingGroup objects.

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  atg.commerce.pricing.TaxPricingEngine

  Determines tax for atg.commerce.order.Order objects.

• Question 35:

  Which component do you need to configure to use a different hardgoodShippingGroup class?

  A. OrderManager
  B. Order Tools
  C. ShoppingCart
  D. ATG does not allow you use a different hardgoodShippingGroup
  C. ShoppingCart

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  Adding Shipping Information to Shopping Carts

  Adding shipping information to shopping carts involves the following subprocesses:

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  Creating a list of shipping groups for potential use in the current order. The user can select from among these shipping groups when checking out the order.

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  Specifying the shipping groups to use with the current order.

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  Selecting the shipping methods, such as Ground or Next Day, for the order's shipping groups.

• Question 36:

  Which XML file(s) are loaded by the component/atg/commerce/catalog/ProductCatalog?

  A. /atg/commerce/catalog/custom/customCatalog.xml only
  B. /atg/commerce/catalog/custom/customCatalog.xml, /atg/commerce/pricing/pricingModels.xml
  C. /atg/commerce/catalog/custom/customCatalog.xml, /atg/commerce/pricelists.xml
  D. All XMLs that are listed in the XML list of the product catalog component
  D. All XMLs that are listed in the XML list of the product catalog component

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  ATG Consumer Commerce comes with an XML definition file that contains the information for the standard product catalog. A reference to this XML file is found in the /atg/commerce/catalog/ProductCatalog component. The location of this XML file is /atg/commerce/catalog/productCatalog.xml.

  Note: ATG Commerce stores its product catalog data in a SQL database and accesses that data via the SQL Repository Adapter. In order for the SQL Repository Adapter to be able to access your product catalog information, all of the information regarding the definition of your item types must be defined in an XML repository template definition file.

• Question 37:

  What is the result if addItem on the repository is never called after createItem call?

  A. The item is not persisted in database.
  B. It is saved automatically when transaction commits.
  C. The item is saved when the server shuts down.
  D. It is illegal and an exception is thrown.
  A. The item is not persisted in database.

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  CreateItem returns a new item populated with the supplied id. The new item is not added to the repository; addItem must be called in order to change the repository.

• Question 38:

  Invoking Full Deployment on Production will cause ___________.

  A. Temporary loss of data interrupting a customer's shopping process
  B. Nothing, because if data is already deployed and is current, this action will be ignored
  C. ATG to flush and re apply data on the passive database, switch and then on the other database
  D. ATG to flush and re apply data on the passive database. The active one is not touched to prevent interruption of data
  E. Nothing, because full deployment is a development activity. It is forbidden when the server is in production mode
  C. ATG to flush and re apply data on the passive database, switch and then on the other database

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  The atg.deployment.DeploymentOptions.addOption method supplies various deployment-wide settings to the DeploymentManager's deploy() method.

  FULL_DEPLOYMENT: Causes a full deployment, where only add operations are included in the DeploymentData, and the deployment deletes any information in the target repositories or virtual file systems that is not included in the

  DeploymentData.

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  Full Deployment

  A full deployment comprises two steps:

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  assets are deleted from the target site.

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  All changed assets from the deployed project, and all appropriate existing assets, are deployed to the site.

  Full deployments can be time consuming and resource intensive if the site has a large number of assets.

  However, it is especially useful (and sometimes necessary) to refresh assets when they are modified directly or are corrupt. It is also practical for small sites with few assets, as it can be performed relatively quickly.

  Note #2:

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  Configuring and Running a Full Deployment

  In the following procedure, you perform a full deployment to transfer assets from the Publishing server to the Production server. Assets are persistent, publishable objects such as scenarios, user segments, and HTML files that are used by

  ATG applications. After the initial installation and configuration through CIM, the ATG Store assets exist on the Publishing server but they must be deployed to the Production server to be accessible from the ATG Store website.

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  Full Deployment

  A full deployment copies all assets from the asset management server to a target site. A full deployment comprises two steps:

  All assets are deleted from the target site.

  All assets from projects that are currently and previously deployed to the target site are written to that site.

  Note: A full deployment to a one-off target only includes assets from checked-in projects. Assets from deployed but still-active projects are excluded from the deployment.

  On a site with many assets, full deployments can be time consuming and resource intensive. Initiate a full deployment in order to refresh all site assets, especially when they are modified directly or are corrupt.

• Question 39:

  Examine this scenario:

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  Joe adds an existing asset to a new project.

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  You add the same asset to a different project

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  Joe edits his working version of the asset and deploys his project.

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  The assets in Joe's project are checked in and constitute a new base version of those assets.

  What is the expected default behavior of the BCC?

  A. You must resolve the conflict before a production deployment can be made.
  B. Your project will need to be started over again as there is a version conflict.
  C. You can deploy your project to production but you must resolve the conflict before you can check your changes in.
  D. The deployment will start but will not complete throwing a version mismatch exception that needs to be resolved by the administrators.
  E. Joe will not be able to use the same asset in a different project.
  A. You must resolve the conflict before a production deployment can be made.

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  Asset Version Numbering

  The versioning system maintains two types of version numbers:

  Base version number: The latest checked-in version of the asset. When an asset is created, its initial base version number is 1.

  Potential version number: The version number that is conditionally assigned to each checked-out version of an asset.

  When you add an asset to a project, the system assigns it a potential version number. When the project checks in its asset, the system converts the potential version number to the new base version. If another project checked in the same asset earlier, the system assigns the next available number to the new base version.

• Question 40:

  The design of the OrderFulfiller and the HardgoodFulfiller uses the ClientLockManager to_____________.

  A. Prevent one component from processing messages for two different orders at the same time.
  B. Send messages out to all components that the order is being modified. Components then appropriate actions
  C. help in caching the order for better performance
  D. lock the order so the client cannot modify his or her order after it is submitted
  A. Prevent one component from processing messages for two different orders at the same time.

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  The design of the OrderFulfiller and the HardgoodFulfiller uses the ClientLockManager to prevent one component from processing messages for two different orders at the same time.