1z0-1042-24 Exam Dumps - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2024 Application Integration Professional

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Question # 4

You have an Oracle Integration (OIC) synchronous integration flow that updates external systems with several invocations. However, several of your OIC integration clients are reporting that they are experiencing timeouts waiting for the response confirmation from this processing. Which is a legitimate strategy to mitigate this issue?

Change the implementation logic to invoke multiple fine-grained external API calls within a single loop.

Change the design implementation strategy to an asynchronous flow that provides a separate notification to clients when the processing is complete.

Increase the blocking timeout within the OIC integration settings to allow for extended time.

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Question # 5

Which Oracle Integration (OIC) adapter can be used to create a configured connection within an integration allowing you to send a file to the embedded File Server associated within the same OIC environment?

File Adapter

Local Adapter

FTP Adapter

REST Adapter

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Explanation:

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation:

The OIC File Server is an embedded SFTP server for file operations within the same instance. Letâ€™s analyze each adapter:

Option A: File Adapter

Correct (Answer):The File Adapter is explicitly designed to interact with the OIC File Server. In an integration flow, you configure a File Adapter connection with the â€œInvokeâ€ role, selecting the File Server as the target. For example, you could use a â€œWrite Fileâ€ operation to send a CSV file (e.g., sales_data.csv) to a folder like /uploads on the File Server. This adapter leverages SFTP under the hood, making it the native choice for internal file transfers within OIC, offering seamless integration without external dependencies.

Option B: Local Adapter

Incorrect:Thereâ€™s no â€œLocal Adapterâ€ in OICâ€™s standard adapter suite. This might be a misnomer or confusion with other concepts (e.g., local invokes in orchestration), but no such adapter exists for File Server interaction.

Option C: FTP Adapter

Incorrect:The FTP Adapter connects to external FTP/SFTP servers, not the embedded OIC File Server. While it supports similar operations (e.g., write, read), its configuration requires external server details (host, port, credentials), making it unsuitable for the internal File Server, which is pre-configured within OIC.

Option D: REST Adapter

Incorrect:The REST Adapter handles HTTP-based APIs, not file transfers to the File Server. While you could theoretically use REST to manage File Server metadatavia management APIs (with ServiceAdministrator role), itâ€™s not designed for direct file operations like sending a file, which is the questionâ€™s focus.

Why A is the Answer:The File Adapter is purpose-built for the OIC File Server, providing a direct, efficient, and supported method for internal file operations.

Edge Case:If the File Server is disabled (default state in new instances), youâ€™d need to enable it first in Settings before the File Adapter can connect.

Use Case Example:An integration processes a payroll report and uses the File Adapter to write it to the File Server for audit purposes.

Potential Pitfall:Misconfiguring the File Adapter with external SFTP settings instead of selecting â€œFile Serverâ€ would fail, as itâ€™s an internal target.

[References:Oracle Integration Cloud documentation, â€œFile Adapterâ€ and â€œUsing the File Serverâ€ sections., ]

Question # 6

You are an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) specialist working on a project to integrate two systems using OIC. During testing, you notice that the integration instance fails to execute and returns an error message. Which step would you take first to troubleshoot the issue?

Check the instance logs for specific error messages and details.

Increase the number of instances to handle the error.

Immediately restart the integration instance.

Contact Oracle Support and wait for a response.

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Question # 7

Which is NOT an available option while configuring an ERP Cloud Adapter to use in an Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration?

Invoke CRUD operation on ERP Cloud REST API

Upload files to UCM

Extract Bulk Data from ERP Cloud

Enable Callback.

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Question # 8

GlobalTech Corporation uses Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) to synchronize data between their CRM and ERP systems. They currently have a scheduled integration that runs nightly at 3 AM. With the implementation of a new CRM system that supports real-time data synchronization, GlobalTech wants to update their ERP system immediately after any data changes in the CRM. To achieve this, they need to convert their scheduled integration to an app-driven integration, allowing the CRM system to trigger the integration upon data changes. When implementing this conversion, which of these considerations is NOT valid?

You must choose an existing REST adapter trigger connection resource.

You cannot convert a scheduled integration to a REST adapter-triggered integration with multiple verbs.

Any existing scheduled parameters will be automatically converted to integration properties.

You cannot convert a scheduled integration with assignments that have the fault data type.

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