Identify three approaches to indicate that a failure due to invalid requests occurred in a southbound system and that must be addressed manually.

• A. Set order state to Failed.
• B. Use Jeopardy notification.
• C. Use system events.
• D. Set task to a custom-defined failed state.
• E. Transition the process to a manual fallout recovery task.

You are working with an architecture that involves multiple billing systems. Each billing system returns its own set of external fulfillment states that you want to map to a smaller set of mapped fulfillment states defined in your cartridge. Identify two ways to implement this.

• A. Push the external fulfillment states unaltered in the automation that communicates to the billing system and define an Order Item Composition Rule Set for each billing systems.
• B. Preprocess the external fulfillment states in the automation that communicates to each billing system and define a single Fulfillment State Map for all billing systems.
• C. Push the external fulfillment states unaltered in the automation that communicates to the billing system and define an upstream system notification logic for each billing systems.
• D. Push the external fulfillment states unaltered in the automation that communicates to the billing system and define an Order Composition Rule Set for each billing systems.
• E. Push the external fulfillment states unaltered in the automation that communicates to the billing system and define a Fulfillment State Map for each billing systems.

What kind of fallout scenario might occur during communication between OSM and a downstream system that should eventually be resolved by simply retrying the communication?

• A. failure due to slow downstream system processing
• B. unsupported business process requests
• C. internal downstream system application error
• D. invalid message request sent to the downstream system
• E. network connectivity error

Why would you use the Security Callback feature?

• A. to block users from accessing any OSM applications and interfaces
• B. to allow administrative users to enable security alerts for OSM applications
• C. to intercept critical security alerts for OSM applications before they cause runtime exceptions
• D. to intercept user interaction with orders before they gain access to sensitive order data
• E. to prevent users without administrative roles to access the WebLogic administration console

When designing a new data schema (or data dictionary) in Design Studio, you decide to define some behaviors for an element. You also decide that these behaviors should apply without changes to all orders and tasks that use this element. How would you accomplish this task during your data schema configuration?

• A. by adding a Relevant Behavior to the element in the data schema
• B. by defining your field as required in the data schema
• C. by using the behavior inheritance configuration in the data schema
• D. by configuring your field as significant in the data schema
• E. by simply creating the behavior in the data schema