You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You develop an orchestration. Your business partner sends you order messages. The message must be processed according to an ordered, first-in first-out (FIFO) model. You add an MSMQ receive port. And the Ordered Processing property is set to True. A send port is created and tied to a Send shape. You place the Send shape within a Loop shape. So what should you do to complete the orchestration using the FIFO model?
A.
You should create a single Receive shape.
And the shape must be tied to the MSMQ receive port.
The incoming port should be configured to be self-correlating.
And the Receive shapes Activate property should be set to True.
Place the Receive shape within the Loop shape.
B.
You should create one correlation set. Create a single Receive shape.
And the shape must be tied to the MSMQ receive port.
Configure the Receive shape and make it initialize the correlation set.
The Receive shapes Activate property should be set to True, and you choose the Ordered delivery check box and place the Receive shape within the Loop shape.
C.
You should create two correlation sets and two Receive shapes.
The first Receive shape should be configured to initialize the first correlation set, the Activate property should be set to True, and you should choose the Ordered delivery check box.
The second Receive shape should be configured to initialize the second correlation set.
Place the second Receive shape within the Loop shape.
D.
You should create one correlation set and two Receive shapes.
The Receive shapes you create are both tied to the same incoming port.
The first Receive shape should be configured to initialize the correlation set, and the Activate property should be set to True, then select the Ordered delivery check box.
Set the second Receive shape and make it follow the correlation set.
Place the second Receive shape within the Loop shape.
Explanation:
BURGOS: mnemo: “FIFO” = “create one correlation … both tied …”