1.

What two things must you provide to define our Web Services SOAP client connection?
A WSDL URL /
The HTTP URL
The SOAP Endpoint URL/
A Payload URL
2.
What should you select to view the results of a SOAP process run in TEST mode?
The first step in the process.
The Web Services SOAP Client step./
The step before the Web Services SOAP Client.
The step after the Web Services SOAP Client.
3.
What is SOAP's messaging protocol based on?
CSV
JSON
XML/
PHP
4.
What is the optional part of the SOAP message structure?
Header/
Body
Envelope
5.
Which SOAP element contains the SOAP message intended for the final endpoint?
Header
Body/
Attachment
Envelope
6.
Where is the SOAP message's payload stored?
Attachment
Body/
Envelope
Header

7.
What two items can be extended? Select TWO.
Profiles
Data Maps/
Connection Settings/
Set Properties
8.
In the Integration platform, where do you configure environment extensions?
Deploy > Attachments
Manage > Process Reporting
Manage > Atom Management/
Build > Create

9.
What are the common causes of document errors? (Select THREE)
Connector Application Responses/
An exception step, when 'Stop a Single Document' is unchecked
Connector Connectivity Error/
Data Error/
10.
Why wouldn't a retry process fix many error types?
The time is too long.
The time is too short.
The documents have changed.
The documents have not changed./
11.
Process errors immediately halt the process and all documents. What two actions are
taken to reflect this?
The process is marked as in error./
The document is marked with an error./
The process logs reflect the error.
The document log reflects the error.
12.
Which step allows you to send personalized messages to subscribers of Email Alerts
and RSS feeds?
Exception
Notify/
Decision
Try/Catch
13.
What two types of processes should use the Low Latency Process Option?
Web Server/
SOAP
Event-Based/
REST

14.
When a document encounters a Try/Catch, what is the first thing that happens?
It duplicates the documents.
It halts processing.
It flows down the Try Path./
It resets the Document ID.

15.
What happens when an inbound document encounters a branch?
The document flows down the branch's highest number to the lowest./
The process duplicates the document.
The document flows down the True path.
Processing of the document comes to a stop.

16.
Which two shapes does Boomi recommend pairing with a Try/Catch to handle more
detailed error reporting?
Message/
Map
Decision
Notify/
17.
A Try/Catch is used to process five documents. If two of the five documents fail,
which of the following two outcomes is most likely?
The two failed documents will complete the Try path.
The two failed documents will complete the Catch path./
The three successful documents will complete the Catch path.
The three successful documents will complete the Try path./
18.
What is the maximum number of retries you can configure for a failed document in a
Try/Catch?
2
10
5/
1
19.
Only successful documents flowing down which path will be processed in a Try/Catch?
True
Try/
False
Catch
20.
What is the purpose of a Try/Catch?
It captures errors at the component or profile level that occurred during the
execution of a single document.
It captures errors at the process or document levels when a single document fails
during execution.
It captures errors at the component or profile level for one or more failed
documents during execution.n.
It captures errors at the process or document levels for one or more failed
documents during execution./
21.
Which two types of errors can you configure a Try/Catch to catch? Select TWO.
Document Errors/
User Defined Errors
Process Errors/
Runtime Errors
22.
Which three descriptions of Try/Catch are correct? Select THREE.
If a document fails, it prevents process-level failures, enabling later action in
the process flow./
You can create advanced logging and processing for failed documents./
It slows down the process./
It allows the process to run faster.

23.
Which of the following retrieves documents from a Document Cache?
Document Cache Lookup
Document Cache Component/
Add Cached Data
Retrieve from Cache
24.
What can you add data to with Document Cache?
Memory/
Business Rules
Parameters
Flow Control
25.
Which reusable component consists of key definitions and a document data retrieval
index?
Retrieve from Cache step
Document Cache Lookup/
Add Cached Data
Document Cache Component
26.
What is the purpose of using Add to Cache?
Store documents in a document cache for later reference in processes./
Automate the execution of extensions.
Clear profile data immediately.
Execute a process from within another process.
27.
Which of the following allows you to add cached data?
Map/
Set Properties
Load From Cache
Data Process
28.
Which of the following performs a dynamic lookup against the Document Cache
component to retrieve specific fields from a document?
Add Cached Data
Remove from Cache
Document Cache Lookup/
Document Cache Component

29.
Which of the following are the design principles of a RESTful Web Service? Select
TWO.
The API must be hypertext-driven using HTTP./
The API must be hypertext-driven using FTP.
Supported internet media data are CSV and JSON.
Supported internet media data are XML and JSON./
30.
Which connector type is used to establish connectivity to a REST Web Service?
AS2 Shared Client Connector
Web Services Server/
HTTP Client
Web Series SOAP Client
31.
Where do you configure the Base URI connector when using the HTTP Client Connector
to call a RESTful Web Service?
Parameter
Display
Connection/
Operation
32.
What happens if "Is replacement variable?" is checked in the HTTP Client
Operation's Resource Path?
The element replaces a dynamic field for the request name.
The element replaces a static field for the request name.
The element replaces a static value for the request name.
The element replaces a dynamic value for the request name.
33.
What does REST stand for?
Represent State Transfer
Representative State Transfer
Representational State Transfer/
Representation State Transfer
34.
What makes up the Uniform Resource Identifier?
Begin URI, Collection URI, Element URI
Base URI, Collect URI, Element URI
Base URI, Collection URI, Element URI/
Base URI, Collection URI, End URI

35.
What are the two specific options available for Process Calls in the Boomi
Platform? (Select TWO)
Execute subprocesses in a random sequence.
Abort if subprocess fails.
Wait for process to complete.
Notify users only after each subprocess is complete.
36.
What are the two reasons for using Parent/Child processes, i.e. processes with
Process Call and Return Document?
They enable a reusable object-oriented design approach.
They shorten the process footprint in the Process Canvas.
They enable you to design a process with fewer steps.
They provide a valuable debugging tool.
37.
What is the purpose of a Process Call?
It initiates the execution of a child process from the parent process.
It executes a parent process from the child process.
It triggers the execution of a library from the child process.
It triggers the execution of a library from the parent process.
38.
What are the characteristics of Return Documents?
As each document is completed, it returns to the parent or listener.
Before returning documents to the parent or listener, group them into batches of
five.
Before returning documents to the parent or listener, it waits for all documents to
be processed down each path.
Before returning to the parent, holds all documents until an error is encountered.
39.
When running a process in Test mode, place your cursor on the Process Call step to
access the subprocess. What action should you take?
On the Logs tab, select the Fine under the Level.
Select the Shape Source Data tab and select View Source.
On the Logs tab, select the Finest under the Level.
Select the Shape Source Data tab and select the arrow under Process Call.
40.
When a Parent or Main process uses a Process Call to send a document to a child or
subprocess, what Start step type is selected in the child or subprocess?
Trading Partner
Data Passthrough/
Connector
No Data