Identify the correct sequence of processes involved in developing plug-ins for Oracle Enterprise Manager.

Identify the correct sequence of processes involved in developing plug-ins for Oracle Enterprise
Manager.

Identify the correct sequence of processes involved in developing plug-ins for Oracle Enterprise
Manager.

A.
Design, Develop, Validate, and Package

B.
Design, Develop, Package, and Validate

C.
Develop, Design, Validate, and Package

D.
Design, Validate, Develop, and Package

Explanation:
Developing a plug-in involves:
Note:
The EDK archive contains the following directories:
\bin
Contains the empdk utility, which you use to:
Validate the structure of your plug-in
Package your plug-in
Convert the metadata for existing (pre-Cloud Control 12) plug-ins to the new metadata formats



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Mustafa SABURLU

Mustafa SABURLU

The correct answer seems to be A

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e25161/intro.htm#EMPRF11224

1.1 About the Plug-in Creation Process
Creating a plug-in involves the following steps, all of which are covered in this book:

Designing your plug-in.

Developing the plug-in, which includes creating the requisite metadata files that enable the plug-in functionality.

Staging the plug-in.

Validating the plug-in.

Packaging the plug-in as an archive (.opar) file.

Importing the plug-in into Enterprise Manager Cloud Control.

Deploying the plug-in to Oracle Management Service.

Adding a target from your environment to initiate target monitoring. The plug-in files required by the Management Agent to monitor the target will be pushed to the Agent at this time.

Testing the plug-in to verify that it is behaving as expected.