Which three are key elements in the plugin.xml file for Oracle Enterprise Management?

Which three are key elements in the plugin.xml file for Oracle Enterprise Management?

Which three are key elements in the plugin.xml file for Oracle Enterprise Management?

A.
CredentialInfo

B.
CredentialType

C.
CredentialSet

D.
CredentialSetRow

E.
CredentialMember

Explanation:
Key elements in a plugin.xml file
*CredentialInfo
*CredentialType
*CredentialSet
* CredentialSetColumn
Reference:Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Extensibility Programmer’s Reference



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Chow, Kenneth KY

Chow, Kenneth KY

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e25161/security.htm#EMPRF12046

16.2.1 Overview of Credential Elements
The key elements that define credentials are described in the following table:

Table 16-1 Key elements in a plugin.xml file

Element Required (Y/N) Description
CredentialInfo

Y

The root element for the credentials definition. Contains CredentialType and CredentialSet elements.

CredentialType

Y

Contains one or more CredentialTypeColumn elements, each defining a credential such as “TargetUsername” or “TargetPassword”. Used to access target instances.

CredentialSet

Y

Instatiates an instance of the credential set defined in CredentialType. It includes the following attributes:

CREDENTIAL_TYPE

Identifies the CredentialType from which this CredentialSet is created.

USAGE

Values are MONITORING (default), which is used to directly connect to the target, PREFERRED_CRED, which is the user’s preferred credentials, or SYSTEM, which is used by specialized applications such as patching or cloning.

CredentialSetColumn

Y

A subelement of CredentialType. Defines a single credential and maps that credential to its corresponding column in the CredentialType. It includes the following attributes: