Free Oracle 1z0-1042-24 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

JavaScript functions are not allowed to make outbound calls to external services.

The JavaScript action has a timeout threshold of 60 seconds.

Active integrations using a function that has been updated must be reactivated.

Network, disk, or thread access is not supported from within a JavaScript function.

Each host on which the agent is installed must be configured on separate subnets and assigned to the same OIC agent group.

You should install the connectivity agents on the same host as the target application, and then specify different agent group identifiers for each agent during its installation.

You cannot have more than two agent instances per agent group. Attempting to include a third agent instance in the same group during installation results in an error.

File adapter is not supported in high availability environments. When using file adapter and if some groups have multiple instances, use a dedicated agent group (with one agent only).

You need to have the OIC ServiceDeployer role permissions to download and install the OIC on-premises connectivity agent.

SOAP clients can easily hold stateful references to remote server-side SOAP objects.

SOAP is platform independent and programming language independent.

SOAP typically leverages XML-based payloads to communicate between two client machines across any modern network.

SOAP commonly serves as a cleaning agent that removes excess data from the transmission protocol.

SOAP provides flexibility for message formatting allowing for loose coupling between a client and a server.

SOAP over HTTP is typically not blocked by firewalls and proxy servers.

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.

The data structure for the target service is always displayed on the right side in the Designer view.

In the Designer view, the Sources section contains data structures of all available data objects, which includes integration metadata, tracking variables, global variables, and integration property values.

All transformation mappings use extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL).

All Source and Target data objects are represented internally as JSON structures.

Manually trigger the integration by sending an email to a specified email address with the required REST parameters.

Export the integration as a .jar file and run it in a local development environment.

Use the Test button in the integration designer to create a request, validate the response, and review the execution logs.

Perform a SQL query on the associated database to ensure that the expected data is present.

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getLookup

get-content-as-string

lookupValue

Performing inbound polling for records to process in an Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse database

Transferring files to an FTP server installed on-premises or behind a firewall

Creating orders in Oracle E-Business Suite

Publishing messages to Azure Service Bus

Create a custom batch call function, register the function as a Library in your OIC environment, then use the JavaScript call action to invoke the application.

Reactivate the integration and use the disable tracing and message tracking option, which will optimize performance for each invocation to the application.

Use the Append option in the Write File operation of the Stage File action within a loop to create a single batch file to be sent to the application.

Throttle the individual synchronous calls by adding a wait activity prior to each invocation to the application within the loop, then fetch a batch response after the loop.

Identity certificates

Message protection certificates

Multi Domain SSL Certificate

Unified Communications Certificate

Trust Certificate