Which two functions can you perform by using XQuery expressions in your orchestration sequence?
You have a product specification that has an order component called Provisioning. You are now required to select order items to be included in this order component by implementing a condition that is based on order item properties. Consider that you do not want to impact other product specifications that also use the Provisioning function, that the decomposition rules apply to all product specifications, and that you do not want your logic to be dependent on the product specification name.Given this scenario, where would you define the condition logic?
Your CRM system has an order that includes new broadband service order items to be provisioned and existing mobile service order items to be terminated in the network. Before sending this order for fulfillment, the customer requirements specify that the CRM system should send the same order items to the OrderManagement System to check whether it is feasible to fulfill the need.Which entity in OSM would you use to differentiate between the orchestration plans that should be executed for each of these two (fulfill and check) orders?
Which OSM component should not be installed on Linux environments?
A customer purchases ABC service for which a new order is submitted to OSM. After activation of this service is completed and a point-of-no-return message is sent back to the CRM system, the customer decides to change the ABC service to XYZ service.Based on existing OSM features, which solution would you recommend?
Consider an order recognition rule where the validation rule XQuery expression contains the following lines of code. When a CRM application tries to create orders that would be processed by this recognition rule by using the CreateOrder web service, which are two possible responses it could receive depending on the output of the validation expression?
