A.They make it possible to control and manage linkages with current business applications

B.They make it possible to integrate electronic commerce between corporations via the Internet.

C.They are key technologies that implement the SWAP protocol

D.They provide integration support for applications across the entire enterprise.

A.C/C++

B..NET

C.Java, Java Class Library

D.COBOL

A.Enables corporate business processes to be represented visually and replaced dynamically

B.Provides a rich array of practical components and frameworks

C.Uses business intelligence to achieve real-time utilization of information linked to mission-critical tasks

D.Uses an XML database engine to achieve effective use of widely diverse and unstructured data

A.Browser-based Process Modeling Environment

B.Full featured application development environment

C.Modular, Standards-based Architecture

D.Broad Administration and Notification Capabilities

A.Application errors (abnormal terminations, loops, deadlocks, etc.) can be detected quickly and jobs can be recovered automatically

B.Provides the mechanisms necessary to operate multiple applications as single jobs

C.New business applications can be added or replaced without affecting the existing operations.

D.The most effective use of server resources such as CPU and memory can be made by obtaining server resources such as processes and threads in advance