A developer is implementing a mediation flow and none of the built-in primitives provide the needed functionality. They decide to implement the mediation logic using the Custom primitive.
At runtime, if an exception occurs in the custom code, what will happen?

• A. An exception is thrown and the message is consumed silently.
• B. No exception is thrown and the fail terminal is fired.
• C. An exception is thrown and the out terminal is fired.
• D. An exception is thrown and the fail terminal is fired.

An integration developer has created a mediation module and is testing it using integration test client (ITC) with default test configuration. Which of the following statements depicts the behaviour of monitors?

• A. The integration developer must enable Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) for monitors.
• B. Monitors are automatically added for any component wires and exports of the module.
• C. Monitors emit common base events for requests and responses that flow through the wires and exports of the module for every test run.
• D. The integration developer must add monitors before executing a test using ITC

An integration developer has created a mediation module that receives data through a JMS Export binding and has also developed an independent web application to display the flow of data through the corresponding JMS Destination. Which one of the following options correctly describes the actions to be performed on the dependency editor of the module in order to deploy the Web application within the same module? Add the Web project of the Web application in the J2EE section and:

• A. deselect the corresponding 'On Build Path' option.
• B. select the corresponding 'Deploy with Module' option.
• C. deselect the corresponding 'Deploy with Module' option.
• D. select the corresponding 'On Build Path' option.

A integration developer is implementing a mediation flow component. The integration developer decides to implement part of the flow by using a custom mediation primitive and writing a Java snippet. While writing the Java snippet code, the integration developer makes use of the Java StringTokenizer class. On building the flow, the integration developer sees the following error message in the WebSphere Integration Developer Problems Tab. "StringTokenizer cannot be resolved to a type" How should the integration developer proceed in order to resolve this issue?

• A. Insert "import java.util.StringTokenizer" into the Java Imports tab.
• B. Insert "import java.util.StringTokenizer" into the Details tab.
• C. Import the java.util.jar file into the module and rebuild.
• D. Insert "import java.util.StringTokenizer" at the top of the Java snippet code.

An integration developer has developed a mediation flow component having Policy Resolution primitive. The integration developer has created a policy query. While testing, the integration developer observed that the dynamic properties of the mediation primitive that comes after the Policy Resolution primitive are overridden. What is the reason for this behaviour?

• A. Valid mediation policies are found in the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR).
• B. XSLT transformation is applied on the request.
• C. Valid mediation policies are found in the UDDI registry.
• D. SMO headers are manipulated using customer mediation primitive.