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Oracle Business Process Management Suite 12c Essentials Questions and Answers

Question 5

Which two statements accurately describe managing users and roles for a BPM Suite application? (Choose two.)

Swimlane roles are created at design time by using Process Composer or BPM Studio.

Application roles can be addedby using WebLogic Console or WLST.

The organization chart structure of users is visible in Business Process Workspace.

You can associate an LDAP group with an application role in Business Process Workspace.

Question 6

You are testing a deployed BPM application. You start a process instance, but the processing does not proceed as you anticipated.

Where would you get the most actionable troubleshooting information about your BPM process?

SOA server log file

Business Process Workspace Process Tracking page

WebLogic Console

WebLogic Diagnostic Framework (WLDF)

Enterprise Manager

Question 7

You have a situation where a collection of rules might provide a flexible way of externalizing logic in an application.

Which two are accurate considerations to access as you decide to use a decision table or if-then rules? (Choose two.)

The decision table’s spreadsheetmetaphor is compact and familiar to end users.

Decision tables can use globals while if-then rules cannot.

The logic likely requires more rules if expressed as a decision table.

Unlike with a decision table, an Expression Builder is provided for if-then rules to help you craft condition expressions.

Built-in error prevention features for decision tables can help you build more complete and accurate rules.

Question 8

Which two statements are true about business architecture modeling in BPM Suite? (Choose two.)

It fosters a top-down approach that allows for discovery of an organization’s processes.

It is required before BPMN modeling can begin for a specific process.

It is supported by enterprise maps, value chain models, and strategy models created in BPM Studio.

It allows you to define high-level processesthat span an entire organization.

It uses familiar BPMN notation to graphically describe high-level process areas.