B2C-Commerce-Developer Exam Dumps : Salesforce Certified B2C Commerce Cloud Developer (Comm-Dev-101)

In Salesforce B2C Commerce, the configuration of payment methods is managed through Business Manager. A default payment method is critical for ensuring that there is always an available method for customers to complete purchases. While you can add or disable payment methods as needed, you cannot delete a default payment method from the system configuration. Instead, it can only be disabled if it is no longer needed. This ensures that the site maintains at least one viable payment method at all times, preventing issues during checkout.

The properties file resolution mechanism in Salesforce B2C Commerce follows a fallback pattern based on the locale:

Option A: Your parcel weighs 10 stones is correct. The locale 'en_CA' (English for Canada) would first look for a matching properties file 'account_en_CA.properties', which does not exist. It then falls back to the next closest match, which is 'account_en.properties' that defines 'weight.unit=stones'. This is because the locale matching process finds the general English ('en') properties before falling back to the default 'account.properties'.

Options B, C, and D are incorrect based on the locale configuration and properties file fallback behavior described in the B2C Commerce documentation, where the system uses a step-wise fallback to less specific locales until it finds a match or uses the default.

In Salesforce B2C Commerce, encountering a quota limit typically suggests that a certain resource or operation limit set in Business Manager is being exceeded. This could be API calls, bandwidth, or CPU usage, among others. The best approach is to address the root cause of the quota overage. Rewriting or optimizing the code to reduce resource consumption or the frequency of operations can help stay within the quota limits. Changing configuration settings or removing limits might not always be possible due to governance or performance stability reasons. Taking no action could lead to continued interruptions in service or functionality. Therefore, the most effective and sustainable solution is to modify the code to adhere to established quotas.