Identify three true statements about the use of composite sensors.

A,B,D

A,B,D

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A. Correct
They enable the monitoring and publishing of incoming and outgoing messages.
— Composite sensors enable you to perform the following tasks:
Monitor incoming and outgoing messages.

B. Correct
XPath expressions can be used as a filter to track a particular type of message.
— Filter: Click the Edit icon to invoke the Expression Builder dialog to create an XPath filter for the expression. You must first create an expression to enable this field.
— When creating an XPath expression for filtering, all functions that return a node set must be explicitly cast as a string.

C. Wrong
You can choose to view the runtime output of the composite sensor in a database table.
—During runtime, composite sensor data can be monitored in Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control:
Composite sensor data displays in the flow trace of a SOA composite application.
Composite sensor data can be searched for on the Flow Instances page at the SOA Infrastructure, individual partition, and SOA composite application levels.

D. Correct
The output of a composite sensor can be directed to Oracle Business Activity Monitoring.
— Notes: The JMS Queue and JMS Topic selections enable the composite sensor data (XML payload) to be used by other consumers, including Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) and Oracle Complex Event Processing

E. Wrong
They publish their output to the WebLogic Administration Console.
—For information about searching for composite sensors in Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control, see Section “Tracking Business Flow Instances at the SOA Infrastructure or Partition Level” of Administering Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite.