A company wants to provide a new application prototype to any client to process their data. The intention is to start with a simple management system that provides a service to handle electronic contact requests. After a first evaluation of the solution, it is decided to use a WebSphere JCA adapter for e-Mail. The data will be processed by secured downstream SCA components once the data is sent to the adapter. What should be done to integrate the adapter solution in a secured WebSphere Process Server environment?

• A. No action is required. WebSphere JCA adapters do not provide any authentication or authorization mechanism for inbound and outbound operations.
• B. Advise the development team to configure the security identity on all components connected with the adapter. Deploy the application and map the security identity.
• C. Consult the e-Mail service provider regarding the communication protocol. Secure the connection between the adapter and the service provider using SSL or similar protocols.
• D. Advise the development team to enhance the service interface to retrieve customer specific information (e.g. user name and password). Each request sent to the adapter must be authorized for processing first.

A deployment professional is asked to investigate a failure in a business process. However, the specific process instance being investigated is still running. After close examination, one of the activities of the process instance is stopped. What action should the deployment professional take to resolve this issue so that the current process navigation can continue?

• A. Examine the variables of the stopped activity and update the values as necessary, and save the settings.
• B. Change Continue On Error setting of the process template to yes and ensure this setting is inherited at the activity scope.
• C. Change Continue On Error setting of the process template to no but make sure this setting is overridden at the activity scope to a value of yes.
• D. Set the expiration for the stopped activity so that after a specified interval the activity terminates and the process can continue.

A problem is reported with a deployed business process in the production environment with several of the application target JVMs exhibiting high CPU utilization. The deployment professional has obtained tprof output and javacores of the processes in question. What are the appropriate steps to take to locate the thread or threads which are responsible for the high CPU consumption?

• A. Find the thread ID from sleep.prof, convert them to hex code and search for calculated hex code in javacores
• B. Find the threads from javacore
• C. Find the thread ID from javacore, convert them to hex code and search for calculated hex code in sleep.prof
• D. Find the threads from sleep.prof

An application has been deployed on a clustered WebSphere Process Server environment using the Remote Messaging and Remote Support pattern. To handle asynchronous invocation problems, the store-and-forward capability is enabled for several applications. During the test phase one of the target services invoked by the application became unavailable. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding recovery of events?

• A. Multiple failed events might have been created by different cluster members. All failed events
  must be resubmitted before the Store and
  Forward widget in the Business Space is set to Forward mode.
• B. No manual intervention is necessary. If the store-and-forward feature is activated on a single
  cluster member due to a target service outage,
  the remaining cluster members will take over and complete the invocation transactions.
• C. No manual intervention is necessary. WebSphere Process Server will poll the target service
  and once it is available, all remaining sequenced
  events will be automatically processed.
• D. A single failed event has been generated by one of the cluster members when the target
  service became unavailable. Resubmit all failed
  events once the target service is available.