SOA Certified Professional Fundamental SOA & Service-Oriented Computing - S90-01A무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. transformation

B. interoperability

C. federation

D. isolation

A. two

B. six

C. eight

D. four

A. Services are designed to increase the need for integration.

B. A service is a unit of logic to which service-orientation has been applied to a meaningful extent.

C. A service composition is comprised of services.

D. Services are the fundamental building blocks of service-oriented solutions.

A. I am going to register my new service in the service registry because Service Registration is one of the eight principles of service-orientation.

B. I am going to register my new service in the service registry so that other project teams can
discover it in order to determine whether they should reuse it as part of service-oriented solutions they are planning to build.

C. I am going to register my new service inventory in the service registry in order to improve the performance of my service-oriented solution, because other services in my service composition will be able to dynamically discover and retrieve the new service much faster than if it was not registered in the service registry.

D. None of these statements make sense.

A. Organizational agility can be viewed as the ability of IT project managers to rapidly replace slow performing programmers without jeopardizing project delivery schedules.

B. Organizational agility can be viewed as the ability of IT to rapidly produce new legacy applications on-demand.

C. Organizational agility can be viewed as a tactical benefit that empowers the organization to respond to new business requirements by building new applications from scratch each time.

D. Organizational agility can be viewed as a state whereby the organization increases its responsiveness with the support of a more agile IT enterprise.

A. organizational interoperability

B. organizational federation

C. organizational agility

D. organizational diversity

A. It can't. The service must only provide one service capability in order for it to be accessible by service consumers.

B. Service capabilities are designed to be composed together, which means that in order for a service consumer to interact with a service, it must be designed to invoke all of its service capabilities at the same time.

C. Services do not have service capabilities that are explicitly invoked. Services almost always exist as event-driven programs that transparently intercept service consumer messages at runtime.

D. Each service capability represents a function that the service has to offer. The service consumer can invoke and interact with one service capability at a time, thereby only using a subset of the service's overall functionality.

A. A service inventory establishes a boundary for a collection of services.

B. Service inventories are ideally planned and modeled ahead of time via the creation of service inventory blueprints.

C. The quantity of services within a service inventory will increase as new services that belong within the service inventory boundary are delivered.

D. Service inventories represent collections of related services that are independently standardized and governed.

A. a single enterprise service registry

B. a single enterprise service inventory

C. multiple enterprise service inventories

D. multiple enterprise service registries

A. it has been built using RPC technologies

B. service-orientation has been applied to a meaningful extent

C. it has been built using Web services

D. it has been performance tested to a meaningful extent