WSO2 Certified Enterprise Integrator 6 Developer (6.5 version) - Enterprise-Integrator-6-Developer Free Exam Questions

A. A mediator instance gets created for each occurrence in the configuration and for each message.

B. When we use the mediatorin different artifacts, an instance of the mediator gets created for each occurrence in the configuration.

C. Use of class variables is not recommended.

D. You can define and use a global variable in the mediator class if and only if those variables are shared with all the messages in that particular message flow.

A. Custommediator

B. File Connector

C. Tasks

D. Script mediator

A. Composed Msg. Processor

B. Message Translator

C. . Message Channels

D. Pipes and Filters

A. SOAP is extensible with encryption and signing.

B. SOAP allows for any programmable model.

C. SOAP is built using XML.

D. SOAP can be used over HTTPonly.

A. Connectors cannot be directly added and removed to the runtime, so after deploying them you have to restart the servers.

B. Integration is much faster than using sequences and proxy services.

C. 150+ connectors are available, and WS02 is continuously adding more to the connector collection.

D. No extensiveknowledge of the source system is required to use ESB connectors.

A. For testing purposes, you want to record the elapsed time between calling a backend service and receiving the responseby the proxy service.

B. You want to develop a logging mediator that sends logging data to an external database such as MySQL.

C. You want to change just a single element in the XML payload without changing other elements.

D. For debugging purposes, you want to introduce some latency in the message flow.

A. Both statement b and c are incorrect.

B. <cacheId> is the same as the JDBC connection URL of the registry database.

C. You can use any arbitrary name for the <cacheld> configuration element.

D. This cachelD is used to identify the cache it should look for when caching is enabled.

A. Class mediator, Script mediator, PayloadFactory mediator, XSLT mediator

B. Script mediator, Clone mediator, PayloadFactory mediator, XSLT mediator

C. PayloadFactorymediator, XSLT mediator, Filter mediator, Class mediator

D. Enrich mediator, XSLT mediator, XQuery mediator, Iterate mediator

A. ESB profile can work with any JMS broker that offers JNDI support.

B. When the JMS transport is enabled on a proxy service, ESB profile will start listening on a JMS queue with the same name as the proxy service.

C. By default,ESB profile considers all messages consumed from a queue as a SOAP message.

D. By setting the transport.jms.MessageType parameter with the respective content type, you can read different message formats from a queue.