Which statement best describes the use of point-to-point integrations within a Service-Oriented Integration (SOI) architecture?

Which statement best describes the use of point-to-point integrations within a Service-Oriented
Integration (SOI) architecture?

Which statement best describes the use of point-to-point integrations within a Service-Oriented
Integration (SOI) architecture?

A.
point-to-point integrations using web services are an Integral part of SOI and should be used
extensively.

B.
Only web service-based point-to-point integrations are allowed (but discouraged).

C.
Point-to-point integrations should be avoided but are allowed as exceptions when requirements
can be met only by point-to-point integration.

D.
Point-to-point integrations are brittle and expensive to maintain and therefore should never be
used.

Explanation:
Avoid Point-to-Point Integrations. Point-to-point integrations are brittle, inflexible,
and expensive to maintain. There are cases where point-to-point integrations
are required but these should be handled as exception cases. Example exceptions include
performance requirements that can only be met using point-to-point connections and when large
amounts of data must be moved.
Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, Service-Oriented Integration, Release 3.0



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