An Integration flow contains three composites: a Requestor ABCS, an EBS, and a Provider
ABCS. Which is the correct sequence of deployment of the composites using the AIA Deployment Plan?
A.
RequestorABCS, EBS, ProviderABCS
B.
ProviderABCS, EBS, RequestorABCS
C.
The composites can be deployed in any order.
D.
RequestorABCS, ProviderABCS, EBS
Explanation:
AIA Artifacts for Integration Flows with Multiple Application Interactions table:Note:AIA Architecture recommends variety of integration styles and AIA patterns to enable the
flight of a message in an Integration Flow.
For more complex situations in which the integration flow involves interactions with multiple
applications, the requester application-specific AIA service implements a workflow-like capability
and manages all interactions with all the provider application-specific AIA services.
The AIA service artifacts to be developed depend on the complexity of data exchange and various
message exchange patterns.Note:The purpose of the EBS is to:
* Provide the mediation between the requesting services and providing services.
* Provide different operations invoked from a requester Application Business Connector Service
(ABCS), an EBS, or an Enterprise Business Flow (EBF).
* Route an operation to a suitable EBS, EBF, or provider ABCS based on the evaluation of the
various routing rules for an operation.
Reference: Oracle Fusion Middleware Concepts and Technologies Guide for Oracle Application
Integration Architecture Foundation Pack:
Building AIA Integration Flows
