Comandos De SAP Easy Basico

Section 1 - Integration Architecture and Design (10%)

1. Explain the core architecture, components, and operating environments.

2. Apply appropriate transport protocols.

3. Explain when to use different messaging topologies and concepts.

4. Apply appropriate integration patterns for a given business scenario or problem.

5. Implement available security features.

Section 2 - Development of IBM Integration Bus V9.0 Solutions (32%)

1. Configure and manage the development environment such as installation and Integration Toolkit configuration.

2. Develop integration solutions by using applications, subflows, libraries, services, and patterns.

3. Use different transformation options to convert from one message format to another.

4. Demonstrate routing based on message content.

5. Use IBM built-in nodes.

6. Configure message flows to use a message model and validate message content and format.

7. Create and consume web services using appropriate standards.

8. Implement caching in an application.

9. Implement error handling.

10. Discover and implement WebSphere MQ services and database services.

11. Use the Integration Toolkit Test Client to test applications, services, and pattern instances.

12. Enable event monitoring in a message flow.

Section 3 - Extending IBM Integration Bus With Adapters and Other Products (15%)

1. Describe the options for integration with IBM Business Process Management.

2. Describe the options for integration with IBM Operational Decision Management.

3. Explain the Enterprise Information System (EIS) Adapter nodes included with IBM Integration Bus V9.0.

4. Use WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR) nodes to dynamically retrieve resources and policies.

5. Explain message flow security in IBM Integration Bus V9.0 using external products.

6. Describe the options to extend the included Global Caching with external cache.

7. Describe options for using and integrating with Microsoft .NET Framework.

8. Explain options to integrate with IBM managed file transfer solutions.

Section 4 - Message Model Development (12%)

1. Create message models by importing metadata such as XML schema, C structure, COBOL structure, or WSDL definition.

2. Develop and test a Data Format Description Language (DFDL) model.

3. Demonstrate understanding of different message domains.

4. Describe how data analysis can be used to create an XML message model.

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