An integration developer is implementing a solution where several users can simultaneously claim and interact with a to-do task and provide a response without having to wait on another user. Which of the following tasks will the integration developer most likely perform?

• A. Select people assignment criteria of Everybody for the potential owner role.
• B. Propagate the user roles from the main task to the subtasks so that the subtasks can adopt the default user roles of the main task.
• C. Replace the to-do task with an invocation task.
• D. Control the way in which individual responses are aggregated together into a single task result.

Refer to the Exhibit.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about this configuration?

• A. The Expired event payload contains a time stamp of the event occurrence.
• B. The Entry event payload contains all business object data.
• C. The Expired event payload contains only the business object ID.
• D. Audit Log cannot be selected because there is an event with Full content.

Refer to the Exhibits.

Which of the following statements BEST describes the configuration?

• A. The Reply activity must be placed inside a fault handler.
• B. Once the Reply activity completes, the process will return Fault1 and always end immediately.
• C. Fault1 must be defined inside the interface that the process implements.
• D. The Rethrow activity must be used along with the Reply activity in order to return Fault1 to the caller.

Refer to the exhibit.

A developer using the interface in the exhibit is facing a requirements change - the start operation needs to be a one-way operation that uses the existing inputs. Which of the following is the BEST way to make the change?

• A. Click on the operation name and choose "Alt+Shift+R" to refactor the operation.
• B. Right-click on the operation and choose "Change to One Way Operation" from the context menu.
• C. Add a new one-way operation to the interface and ignore the existing operation.
• D. Delete the interface and create a new interface with the same name, namespace, and operation name with a one-way operation.

An integration developer has created a single module to hold a parent BPEL process along with multiple child BPEL processes, which are all invoked by the parent process in a large application. The developer is considering reorganizing this application to position himself to better respond to potential changes over the lifetime of the application. What advice should be given to this developer as he decides how to reorganize this project?

• A. Review each child BPEL process looking for functionality that is commonly used throughout the application. Place this functionality into a new BPEL process using a library so that it can be shared by the other processes.
• B. Review each module in the application looking for artifacts that can be reused in multiple modules. Use libraries to reorganized the project and avoid leaving reusable artifacts in modules because that would make them private.
• C. Place each BPEL process into its own module, then review the entire project placing all commonly used project artifacts into a separate module to promote their reuse.
• D. Use an integration solution to reorganize the project into smaller modules based on their core functions, and place any commonly used project artifacts into a library.