Enterprise Integration Fundamentals

What is Integration?

• It is the process of combining smaller parts into a single system that works as one.

• It increases productivity of the product and increase sales.

• It is a specific technique to encourage effective communication

• It enables an organisation to be easily identified and will be attached to advertising, communications, and products

What does E stands for in EAI?

• Employment

• Empowerment

• Enterprise

• Encourage

As per scope of integration, which of the following is not included in the integration architecture design?

• Security consulting

• Improving customer satisfaction

• Architecture and infrastructure testing

• Integration architecture design

What is the main aim of the Service Oriented Integration (SOI)?

• The main aim is to have better leverage existing systems in the IT environment by implementing principles of service-oriented.

• The main aim is to making different systems and applications work together.

• The main aim is to gives a full range of application and systems integration services permitting you to accelerate business processes, check data consistency through several organisational systems, and reduce ineffective routine operations

• None of above

How many parts do a content processing application have?

• 6

• 2

• 8

• 3

Which of the following is not an example of integration companies?

• BEA

• TIBCO Software

• WebMethods

• JCB

Is the following statement true or false? Service-Oriented Integration (SOI) is the process to show up sources of data that already exist, functionality, and process so that a composite application can easily consume these sources

• True

• False

API consists ___________ components.

• 3

• 5

• 2

• 8

Which of the following statement is correct about Private APIs?

• These interfaces of application software are designed to improve the solutions and services within a company.

• These APIs are promoted freely but shared with business associates who have signed a contract with the publisher.

• It is known as developer-facing or external, such APIs are accessible to third-party developers.

• It helps a firm to monitor the use of the API in full.

There are two types of public APIs, one is commercial and second is ____________.

• Close

• Open

• Corporate

• Common