The Product Mapping view of the Service-Oriented Integration architecture shows some of the
Oracle products mapped onto two or more layers in the architecture. For example, Oracle
WebLogic Suite (OWLS) is mapped to the Business Service Layer, the Data Normalization Layer,
and the Connectivity Layer. Which statement best describes why OWLS is mapped to these three
layers in the OSI architecture?
A.
OWLSis the only product that provides all the capabilities required by the three layers in the
OSI architecture.
B.
When OWLSis used to implement the OSI architecture, the three layers need to be combined
Into a single architectural layer.
C.
OWLS can be used to host assets delivering the capabilities in any or all of the three layers.
Assets hosted on OWLS should still adhere to the layering of the architect.
D.
OWLS plus the other Oracle products that are mapped to the three layers are required to
deliver the capabilities for the three layers in the architecture.
E.
The other Oracle product mapped to the three layers all have OWLS embedded in the product.
Thus, OWLS is required for the products mapped into three layers.
Explanation:
OPSS is incorporated into OWLS which ties the entire Service Tier into the
enterprise security architecture.
The OWC provides the majority of the capabilities required for a modern user
interface. OWC provides some higher-level Connectivity capabilities (e.g. connectivity
to content management systems, WSRP). OWLS provides the base Connectivity (e.g.
JDBC, JCA) to connect to the Resource Tier.
Note: Oracle WebLogic Suite (OWLS) – fully implements the latest Java EE standards,
provides industry leading reliability and performance, and includes
comprehensive management capabilities. OWLS can be used to host the Oracle
WebCenter products.
Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, User Interaction, Release 3.0