Microsoft 70-595 : TS: Developing Business Process and Integration Solutions by Using Microsoft BizTalk Server 2010

A BizTalk Server 2010 solution sends out XML invoices to a customer on a regular basis. The customer has sent you the public key part of their certificate. You installed this certificate on the server and set up a send port to use this certificate. The certification authority for the certificate is one that you already trust.
You need to ensure that all invoices sent to the customer are encrypted using the provided public key.
What should you do?

• A. Create a custom pipeline that uses the MIME/SMIME encoder component. Set the Add signing certification to message property of the component to True.
• B. Create a custom pipeline that uses the MIME/SMIME encoder component. Set the Enable encryption property of the component to True.
• C. Create a custom pipeline that uses the MIME/SMIME encoder component. Set the Content transfer encoding property of the component to Base64.
• D. Create a custom pipeline that uses the default XML assembler component. Use the default values for all properties of the component.

A BizTalk Server 2010 solution contains a map that transforms an internal order format into the order format of a supplier. You have examples of the internal order. You need to perform unit testing to make sure that the map works. You add a test project and a test class to the solution. You then add a reference to the project with the map. What should you do next?

• A. Add a reference to Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes and to Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoids. Use the TestableSchemaBase class to test the schema.
• B. Add a reference to Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes and to Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoids. Use the TestableMapBase class to test the map.
• C. Add a reference to Microsoft.BizTalk.TestTools and to Microsoft.BizTalk.BaseFunctoids. Use the TestableMapBase class to test the map.
• D. Add a reference to Microsoft.BizTalk.TestTools and to Microsoft.XLANGs.BaseTypes. Use the TestableMapBase class to test the map.

A company uses BizTalk Server 2010 to receive electronic orders from multiple customers. You have schemas for all the order formats that the customers send. You need to create a business process that handles an incoming order. You create a canonical schema that represents an order. You also create an orchestration that handles an order of the canonical schema. What should you do next?

• A. Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
• B. Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
• C. Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.
• D. Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.

A BizTalk Server 2010 solution includes a map that is used in a loan approval process. The input schema contains values for loan amount and yearly salary. The output schema contains a Boolean value that indicates the approval status of the loan. There is a Microsoft .NET helper method in another project within the solution that accepts the two parameters for loan amount and yearly salary and returns the approval status Boolean value. You need to invoke the .NET helper method from a scripting functoid in the map. What should you do?

• A. Add a reference to the project containing the class that contains the method. Reference the method as an external assembly script type in the scripting functoid configuration.
• B. Use the Inline C# script type to reference the class containing the method with a C# using statement.
• C. Add a reference to the project containing the class that contains the method. Use the Inline C# script type to reference the assembly in the scripting functoid configuration.
• D. Use the Inline XSLT script type to reference the class containing the method by its fully qualified assembly name.

You are developing a BizTalk Server 2010 solution that has two orchestrations, A and B, that exist in different projects.
A message sent between the orchestrations has a promoted property named OrderID that can be used as a unique identifier for the message.
The two projects must remain independent from each other.
Updates are made to Orchestration B to ensure that the output message promotes the OrderID property when it publishes the message.
You need to enable Orchestration A to send a message to Orchestration B and receive a message back when Orchestration B finishes.
You create a correlation type on the OrderID property and a new correlation set in Orchestration A.
What should you do next?

• A. Set the Receive shape in Orchestration A to initialize the correlation set. Set the Send shape in Orchestration A to follow the correlation set.
• B. Reference the Orchestration A project from the Orchestration B project. Create a new correlation set in Orchestration B by using the correlation type. Set the Receive shape on Orchestration A to initialize the correlation set. Set the Send shape on Orchestration B to follow the correlation set.
• C. Set the Send shape in Orchestration A to initialize the correlation set. Set the Receive shape in Orchestration A to follow the correlation set.
• D. Reference the Orchestration A project from the Orchestration B project. Create a new correlation set in Orchestration B by using the correlation type. Set the Send shape on Orchestration A to initialize the correlation set. Set the Receive shape on Orchestration B to follow the correlation set.