Which statement best describes the relationship between the Logical View and the Development
view of the Service-Oriented Integration architecture?
A.
The two architectural views are Independent and there is no relationship between them.
B.
The Logical View defines the rationale for layers within the architecture. The Development View
specifies the developer tools used for each layer.
C.
The Logical View defines the layers of the architecture and the capabilities within each layer.
The Development View describes how aspects of the architecture impact developers following the
architecture.
D.
The Logical View defines the layers of the architecture and the capabilities within each layer.
The Development View specifies the developer tools that provide the capabilities for each layer.
E.
The Logical View specifies the developer tools required by each layer in the architecture. The
Development View describes the developer impact of the tools specified.
Explanation:
* The Logical View of the architecture describes the various layers in the
architecture.
Each layer encapsulates specific capabilities for the overall architecture. Upper layers
in the architecture leverage the capabilities provided by the lower layers.
*The Development View of the architecture describes aspects of the architecture that are
of interest to developers building assets that conform to and leverage the architecture.
In a service-oriented integration architecture the primary developer artifacts are the
SOA Services that are created to expose data and functionality contained in source
systems.
Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, Service-Oriented Integration, Release 3.0