Cloud Application Integration in IICS Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of IICS Application Integration (formerly known as Cloud Application Integration or CAI)?
Answer: Orchestrating real-time and event-driven process integrations between applications
Application Integration handles real-time, event-driven, and process-based integrations, orchestrating data and logic flows between applications.
In IICS Application Integration, what is a 'Process'?
Answer: An orchestration flow that defines steps, decisions, and service calls for integration logic
A Process in Application Integration is an orchestration artifact that sequences steps such as service calls, decisions, and assignments to implement integration logic.
Which step type in an IICS Application Integration Process is used to call an external REST or SOAP web service?
Answer: Service Call
A Service Call step invokes an external web service (REST or SOAP) within an Application Integration process flow.
What is a 'Connection Factory' used for in IICS Application Integration?
Answer: Defining reusable connection parameters for a service endpoint
A Connection Factory stores reusable endpoint connection details such as URL and credentials for use across multiple processes.
In IICS Application Integration, what does a 'Gateway' step provide?
Answer: A branching point that routes process flow based on conditions (exclusive or parallel)
A Gateway step introduces decision logic into a process, routing execution along different paths based on conditional or parallel branching.
Which IICS Application Integration feature allows a process to be triggered by an incoming HTTP request?
Answer: Service endpoint / REST binding
Binding a process to a REST service endpoint exposes it as an HTTP-callable API, triggering execution on incoming requests.