1z0-493 Oracle Communications Order and Service Management Server 7 Implementation Essentials Questions and Answers

Unseal the existing cartridge, so that new product class entities can be added and the existingproductClassMapping.xmlcan be updated. Redeploy the cartridge and use the updated XML file for the product class to product specification mapping.

Create a new cartridge, including the existing and new product classes in it, so that a newproductClassMapping.xmlfile is generated. Deploy this cartridge and use its XML file for the product class to product specification mapping.

Create a new cartridge, including the new product classes in it, so that a newproductClassMapping.xmlfile is generated. Deploy this cartridge and use both the sealed and new XML files for the product class to product specification mapping.

Create a new cartridge, including the new product classes in it, so that a newproductClassMapping.xmlfile is generated. Deploy this cartridge and use its XML file for the product class to product specification mapping.

Update theproductClassMapping.xmlfile manually to include the new product classes and upload it to the existing location of the old XML file. Use the new XML file for the product class to product specification mapping.

Order Change Management

Notifications

Jeopardy

automation framework transaction rollback

follow-on order

designing OSM to update the CRM system about the failure, so that the customer service representative (CSR) can decide whether to cancel the in-flight order or issue a new revision order to allocate new ports

cancelling the order in OSM and informing the customer that the request cannot be processed

reallocating the reserved ports in the inventory system and activating the requested ports in the activation system manually

suspending the in-flight order in OSM and manually creating a new order to create new ports in the inventory system

using the Task Web client to edit the order, manually changing the data received from the CRM system, and retrying the failed task for proper allocation of new ports

TaskA

TaskB

TaskC

TaskD

TaskE

the “CancelOrder” web service function

the OSM database

the “DeleteOrder” XML API function

the Task Web client

the Order Management Web client

When there are multiple versions of a cartridge with multiple versions of an order, order recognition rules must be modeled to recognize a specific version of the order instead of the default version.

When there are multiple versions of a cartridge with multiple versions of an order, a single order recognition rule should be modeled to recognize all order versions.

To recognize a specific version of an order, the Target Order version of the order recognition rule should be set to the revision of the cartridge where the specific version of the order resides.

Multiple versions of orders are supported when modeling cartridges in Design Studio, but only one version of an order should be deployed at the same time in a running environment.

When deploying a new version of an existing cartridge, the new version of the orders should be compliant with the old version, because orders will be automatically migrated to the newer version.

Adding new elements to your task data will add the same elements to its parent task data.

Changing your task data will impact the order recognition rule even if you are not changing a creation task.

To change the behavior of a task element, you will have to change the corresponding behavior at the order template level.

Some of the elements in your task data must be edited in another task because they are inherited.

Changing the task data could also change the task data of other tasks due to inheritance configurations.

defining multiple statuses in the manual task

designing different flow branches from the manual task

adding an automator to the manual task

adding a rule to the manual task

assigning multiple roles to the manual task

It displays an order’s orchestration plan, including its associated dependencies, orchestration stages, order components, order items, and processes.

It enables users to create, copy, and amend orders.

It enables users to manage notifications, thereby generating reports about an order fallout.

It is intended for solution developers to handle orders and view relationships between different order items.

It allows users to add new stages of decomposition and dependencies to an orchestration plan.

a request to update order data

the request that was sent to an activation system

the response received from an automation system

the data associated with this task

the request that will be sent to an activation system