An integrationdeveloper is developing the two modules shown in the exhibits below.

ModuleA and ModuleB will be deployed on the same server JVM. ComponentA needs to invoke operationB on ComponentB. ModuleA and ModuleB will be deployed on the same server JVM. ComponentA needs to invoke operationB on ComponentB. Which of the following tasks does the integration developer need to perform to ensure the maximum performance of ComponentA's invocation of ComponentB?

• A. Set the Business Object Parsing Mode of ModuleA, ModuleB, and LibraryAB to Lazy Parsing.
• B. Use synchronous SCA bindings for ImportA and ExportB.
• C. Deploy ModuleA and ModuleB independently from any process application.
• D. Use synchronous Web Service bindings for ImportA and Export
• E. Set the Business Object Parsing Mode of ModuleA, ModuleB, and LibraryAB to Eager Parsing.
• F. Associate ModuleA, ModuleB, and LibraryAB with a process application on a process center.

An integration developer needs to implement a human task where all assigned users can work simultaneously on the task. When 50% of the users have completed the action, the human task should finish. Which task does the integration developer need to perform in IBM Integration Developer (IID)?

• A. Create a human task 4-eyes principle that ensures at least half of the assigned users complete the action.
• B. Select Single ownership in Potential Owners of the human task definition. Specify the conditions under which the task ends in the Completion tab.
• C. Select Parallel ownership in Potential Owners of the human task definition. Specify the conditions under which the task ends in the Completion tab.
• D. Create a for each loop with parallel execution containing an inline human task. A different potential owner should be used in each iteration. Use the Early Exit Criterion for finishing the loop.

A client requires that a new BPEL process return a fault message to the requester in case
the process does not complete correctly. The integration developer has added a fault handler to the process to catch all exceptions. How should the integration developer return the fault message?

• A. Use a reply activity using a standard fault.
• B. Use a throw activity of a business fault.
• C. Use a rethrow activity in the fault handler on the process scope using a fault defined in the interface.
• D. Use a reply activity using a business fault defined in the interface.

An integration developer needs to implement a solution for a company, which has three different services based onthe JMS protocol. The requirement is to have a single entry point exposed as a JMS binding for all the services. Common processing will be performed on all requests entering this single entry point. Then, the request will be routed to the appropriate service endpoint. The endpoint determination should be done at runtime using external registry lookup so that in the future, the company can associate new services without redeploying the solution. Which implementation pattern should the integration developer choose to meet the requirement?

• A. A BPEL process with several Receive activities.
• B. A mediation flow with an interface that has an operation for each service.
• C. A mediation flow created from a Dynamic Service Gateway.
• D. A business state machine using different operations, such as different events.

Because of a client's physical topology, an integration service needs to be deployed in WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (WESB). An integration developer has created a mediation module for implementing the service integration. Which items can the integration developer use inside this mediation module to implement the logic?

• A. Microflow (short-running) BPEL processes, mediation flows, and dependencies to libraries.
• B. Mediation flows and dependencies to libraries projects.
• C. Mediation flows, dependencies to libraries, Business Rules, and selectors.
• D. Business state machines, mediation flows, and dependencies to libraries.