A clients requirement involves sending a single message to a CRM system after all tasks associated with an order process have completed successfully. How would you address this requirement, independently of what the tasks do or where they are placed in the process flow?
Identify two fallout scenarios that originate during communication between OSM and another system and that could simply be resolved by retrying the failed communication.
Identify the option with the scenario or scenarios that can be implemented in the context of task permissions.1. The ActivateDSL Role, which requires normal processing of an activation task, requires permission to execute this task under the "DO" execution mode.2. The OrderFulfillment Role, which needs to roll back the activation operations previously performed by an activation task, requires permission to execute this task only under the "Amend DO" and "UNDO" execution modes.3. The InventoryUpdate Role, which executes reassignment of resources in the inventory system by re-executing a previously performed task in an order under revision, requires permission to execute this task only under the "REDO" execution mode.
In your OSM solution, you use an Oracle sealed cartridge, which contains a list of product classes with a productClassMapping.xml file to map product classes to product specifications. With the evolution of your clients product catalog, new product classes have been included and you must now update the existing XML file that is in production. What solution would you propose?
In your process, how would you model an asynchronous interaction with an activation system that has the following characteristics:- The interaction includes one single request message and multiple response messages.- The number of response messages may vary depending on the use case.- The delay between the request and any response messages is considered too long and should not impact the process of revision orders.- Any revision order received before the last response message should submit a new request to the activation system.
Identify the sequence of high-level activities that are performed in a typical telecommunications service provider environment where Order Management is implemented.
