You are developing a BizTalk Server 2010 orchestration that processes messages received from the BizTalk FILE adapter. You need to retrieve the original file name of the message and store it in a variable named FileName for future processing. What should you do?

• A. Inside a message assignment shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the BTS.MessageType context property to assign the FileName variable.
• B. Inside a message assignment shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the WSS.Filename context property to assign the FileName variable.
• C. Inside an expression shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the LEGACY.FilePath context property to assign the FileName variable.
• D. Inside an expression shape in the BizTalk Orchestration Designer, use the FILE.ReceivedFileName context property to assign the FileName variable.

A supplier sends messages that they sign with a certificate to a BizTalk Server 2010 application. You need to ensure that the received messages are signed with the certificate. What should you do?

• A. Use the XMLTransmit pipeline.
• B. Use a custom pipeline that leverages the MIME/SMIME encoder component.
• C. Use the XMLReceive pipeline.
• D. Use a custom pipeline that leverages the MIME/SMIME decoder component.

You are developing applications for BizTalk Server 2010. The application processes orders for two vendors. These vendors have different message formats for their orders. You define BizTalk schemas for both vendors in separate projects and name the projects VendorA and VendorB. You promote the OrderType property in the schema of VendorA and the PurchaseType property in the schema of VendorB.
Then you deploy the application. You need to log messages to disk for shoe orders for VendorA and bike orders for VendorB. What should you do?

• A. Add a FILE send port with the filter: VendorOrderType==Shoes OR VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes
• B. Add a send port group with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes Or VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes
• C. PurchaseType==Bikes Add a FILE send port with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes Or VendorPurchaseType==Bikes
• D. Add a send port group with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes And VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes

An existing BizTalk Server 2010 messaging solution for processing orders has a send port group that contains two send ports.
Send Port A is for Supplier A and Send Port B is for Supplier B.
Each supplier receives only one copy of each order message.
The order schema has a promoted property named OrderAmount that contains the total amount of the order.
The send port group subscribes to all messages where a promoted property OrderAmount exists.
The send ports do not have a filter defined. Messages with an order amount less than or equal to 1000 must be sent to Supplier A.
Messages with an order amount greater than 1000 must be sent to Supplier B.
Only a single message can be sent to either Supplier A or Supplier B.
You need to modify the solution to route each order message to either Supplier A or Supplier B.
What should you do?

• A. Set a filter on Send Port A to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is <= 1000. Set a filter on Send Port B to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is > 1000. Delete the send port group.
• B. Delete the existing filter condition on the send port group. Add a filter condition on the send port group to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is <= 1000. Add a filter OR condition on the send port group to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is > 1000.
• C. Keep the existing filter condition on the send port group. Add a filter condition on the send port group to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is <= 1000. Add a filter OR condition on the send port group to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is > than 1000.
• D. Set a filter on Send Port A to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is <= 1000. Set a filter on Send Port B to subscribe for messages where OrderAmount is > 1000. Stop and start the send port group.