Which statement is true about editing adapter InteractionSpec endpoint properties with Enterprise
manager Fusion Middleware Control?
A.
InteractionSpec properties can be added or removed, but they take effect only after the
composite is retired and activated.
B.
Adapter endpoint property values can be changed, but they take effect only after the composite
is retired and activated.
C.
Adapter endpoints property values can be changed, and they take effect without retiring and
activating the composite.
D.
InteractionSpec property values cannot be changed.
Explanation:
* The InteractionSpec or ActivationSpec Properties
Properties in this group require the adapter endpoint to be recycled. The values of properties in
this group can be changed from the EM console. However, property-dependency constraint
validation requires that Oracle JDeveloper be used to make changes (adding or removing) to the
composition of these properties.
* The InteractionSpec or ActivationSpec Properties
These properties require the adapter endpoint to be recycled. For properties in this group, you can
change their values from the EM console. However, to change the composition (add or remove) of
these properties, you must use Oracle JDeveloper because of property-dependency constraint
validation.
C.
This is what has me confused:
Endpoint Properties
Changes to these properties are notified to the adapter without restarting the endpoint. You can add or remove properties that belong to this group. The endpoint properties represent auxiliary tuning properties, which an adapter might want to expose. The auxiliary tuning properties include values such as various time intervals, thresholds, and intervals. These endpoint properties are not exposed through the interactionspec or activationspec properties.
How is this question even valid in this case then?
because both A and C statements are true but the question clearly states:
“editing adapter InteractionSpec endpoint properties”
c
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E25178_01/admin.1111/e10226/bc_config.htm
You cannot add or remove jca.retry.* endpoint properties without redeploying the composite. However, you can change these properties by using Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control without redeploying the composite.
C
C