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| Section | Objectives |
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| Data Integration and Management | - Data synchronization strategies
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| Middleware and Integration Platforms | - Integration middleware
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| Security and Identity | - Authentication mechanisms
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| Event-Driven Architecture | - Event messaging systems
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| API and Connectivity | - API-led connectivity
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| Integration Architecture Fundamentals | - Integration concepts and patterns
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NEW QUESTION # 118
An integration architect has built a Salesforce application that integrates multiple systems and keeps them synchronized via Platform Events. What is taking place if events are only being published?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The timing of Platform Event publishing is a critical detail for an Integration Architect, as it affects data consistency and transaction integrity. In Salesforce, the default and most common behavior for publishing Platform Events from Apex is "Publish After Commit." When an architect chooses the "Publish After Commit" setting (defined at the event level), the events are held in a buffer and are only released to the event bus after the Apex transaction completes successfully. This ensures that if the database transaction fails and rolls back, the event-which might trigger external actions- is never sent. This prevents "ghost" events where an external system is told to process data that was never actually saved to the Salesforce database.
The question implies a standard scenario where events are being "published" into the bus. In this state, the events have passed the transaction boundary. If the events were only "being published from Apex" (Option C), it doesn't describe the state of the delivery or the transaction. Option B is technically incorrect for standard event publishing logic, as Salesforce explicitly separates the event bus from the database commit to maintain atomicity.
Understanding this "After Commit" behavior is vital when designing synchronization patterns. If the architect requires the event to be sent regardless of whether the transaction succeeds (e.g., for logging a failure), they would need to configure the event as "Publish Immediately." However, in a standard synchronization use case where events are "only being published," it signifies that the source transaction has finalized, and the messages are now available for subscribers (like middleware or other Salesforce orgs) to consume.
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NEW QUESTION # 119
An Integration Architect has designed a mobile application for Salesforce users to get data while on the road using a custom UI. The application is secured with oAuth and is currently functioning well. There is a new requirement where the mobile application needs to obtain the GPS coordinates and storeit on a custom geolocation field.
The geolocation field is secured with Field Level Security, so users can view the value without changing it.
What should be done to meet the requirement?
Answer: B
Explanation:
Explanation
The mobile device should make a REST Apex inbound call to meet the requirement. A REST Apex inbound call allows the mobile device to invoke custom Apex logic on Salesforce using a RESTful interface. The Apex logic can then access the geolocation field using the user's OAuth token and update it with the GPS coordinates from the mobile device. The geolocation field is secured with Field Level Security, so the user can view the value without changing it. A SOAP API inbound call or a REST API inbound call would not be able to access the custom geolocation field, as they are not supported by the standard Salesforce objects and fields.
Reference: Salesforce Integration Architecture Designer Resource Guide, page 20
NEW QUESTION # 120
A company needs to integrate a legacy on-premise application that can only support SOAP API. The integration architect determines that the Fire and Forget integration pattern is most appropriate for sending data from Salesforce to the external application and getting a response back in a strongly-typed format. Which integration capabilities should be used?
Answer: B
Explanation:
For an outbound, declarative, Fire-and-Forget integration to a legacy SOAP-based system, Salesforce Outbound Messaging is the native tool of choice. Outbound Messaging sends an XML message to a designated endpoint when specific criteria are met. It is highly reliable as Salesforce will automatically retry the delivery for up to 24 hours if the target system is unavailable.
For the communication back from the legacy system to Salesforce, a strongly-typed SOAP API approach is required. The Enterprise WSDL is the correct recommendation here because it is a strongly-typed WSDL that is specific to the organization's unique data model (including custom objects and fields). Using the Enterprise WSDL allows the legacy system to communicate with Salesforce using specific data types, providing compile-time safety and reducing errors during the mapping process.
Option A is less efficient because Platform Events would likely require middleware to translate the event into the legacy system's SOAP format. Option B suggests the Partner WSDL, which is loosely-typed and designed for developers building tools that must work across many different Salesforce orgs. Since this is an internal integration for a specific company, the Enterprise WSDL provides a much more streamlined development experience with better data integrity. By combining Outbound Messaging (for fire-and-forget delivery) and the Enterprise WSDL (for the strongly-typed callback), the architect fulfills the technical requirements while minimizing custom code.
NEW QUESTION # 121
Which two approaches will require the least amount of development effort?
Choose 2 answers
Answer: C,D
Explanation:
The two approaches that will require the least amount of development effort are configuring named credentials in the source org and using the Composite REST API to aggregate multiple leads in a single call. Named credentials are a type of metadata that store authentication information for accessing external services, such as the target Salesforce org. By using named credentials, you can simplify the code for making callouts and avoid hardcoding credentials or tokens. The Composite REST API is a resource that allows you to execute multiple REST API requests in a single call. You can use the Composite REST API to create, update, or delete up to 25 records in one request. This can reduce the number of API calls and improve performance.
References: [Named Credentials], [Composite Resources]
NEW QUESTION # 122
A large enterprise customer has decided to implement Salesforce as their CRM. The current system landscape includes the following:
1. An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution that is responsible for Customer Invoicing and Order fulfillment.
2. A Marketing solution they use for email campaigns.
The enterprise customer needs their sales and service associates to use Salesforce to view and log their interactions with customers and prospects in Salesforce.
Which system should be the System of record for their customers and prospects?
Answer: D
Explanation:
https://www.workfront.com/blog/systems-of-record
NEW QUESTION # 123
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