Online Access Free 1z0-134 Exam Questions

You are trying to set up a JMS Session with a specified acknowledgment mode. You want the application that receives the message to explicitly take care of the acknowledgment.
Which option represents a valid choice for the acknowledgment mechanism that you can use? (Choose the best answer.)

• A.DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE
• B.DEFAULT_ACKNOWLEDGE
• C.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE
• D.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE

You need to make sure that a JMS Message never expires.
What value should you set for the JMSExpiration header? (Choose the best answer.)

• A.999
• B.0
• C.1000
• D.1

You are configuring two-way SSL for a WebLogic Server domain. As a security professional, you realize that even if a client certificate is authentic, it is always possible for a valid certificate to become compromised.
Which two options can you configure for WebLogic Server to check if a certificate it receives has been compromised? (Choose two.)

• A.Certificate Revocation Status Protocol
• B.Online Certificate Status Protocol
• C.Certification Revocation List
• D.Online Revocation Status Protocol

You need to update a database accessed by an application that uses a WebLogic server data source. It has been decided that the data source on WLS should first be shut down.
You have been asked to advise as to whether they should execute a shutdown() or a forceShutdown() on the corresponding JDBCDataSourceRuntimeMBean.
Which two statements are true regarding the impact on the application that is using that data source? (Choose two.)

• A.The shutdown() operation will allow 20 seconds for any reserved connections in use to complete, otherwise the operation will fail.
• B.The shutdown() operation will send an HTTP 503 status code to clients.
• C.The forceShutdown() operation will allow 20 seconds for any reserved connections in use to complete prior to destroying the connection.
• D.The shutdown() operation will fail if there are any reserved connections in use.
• E.The forceShutdown() operation will immediately cause any in-flight transaction to be rolled back.

You are concerned with messages being received systematically. You designed Message-Driven beans (MDB) to guarantee the most reliable way to consume messages.
In which three scenarios would JMS always redeliver a message? (Choose three.)

• A.when messages are not being sent as part of a transaction
• B.when the onMessage() method fails to acknowledge the reception of the message
• C.when the onMessaqe() method of the MDB throws a Java error
• D.when messages are non-persistent
• E.when the transaction the MDB participates in eventually fails and rolls back