Which two are true about a bounded task flow? Select two.
A.
A user can navigate to any page in a bounded task flow.
B.
A bounded task flow can participate in a database transaction.
C.
A bounded task flow can be called by another bounded task flow.
D.
A bounded task flow is stateless.
Explanation:
B: An ADF bounded task flow can represent a transactional unit of work. You can
declaratively specify options on the bounded task flow that determine whether, when entering the
task flow, the task flow creates a new transaction, joins an existing one or is not part of the existing
transaction.
C: A bounded task flow can call another bounded task flow, which can call another and so on.
There is no limit to the depth of the calls.
Bounded task flow: A specialized form of task flow that, in contrast to an unbounded task flow, has
a single entry point (not A) and zero or more exit points. It contains its own set of private control
flow rules, activities, and managed beans. An ADF bounded task flow allows reuse, parameters,transaction management, and reentry.
Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Business Process Composer User’s Guide for Oracle
Business Process Management, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0), 14 Getting Started with ADF Task
Flows