Tibco TB0-116 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Installation and Configuration | -
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| Topic 2: Administration and Security | -
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| Topic 3: Messaging Fundamentals | -
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| Topic 4: Messaging Operations | -
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| Topic 5: Performance and Monitoring | -
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Tibco TIBCO Enterprise Message Service 6 Sample Questions:
Question #1
Which two extended body formats support TIBCO Rendezvous and ActiveEnterprise formats? (Choose two.)
A. TextMessage
B. ObjectMessage
C. MapMessage
D. BytesMessage
E. StreamMessage
Question #2
A connection factory is configured as follows: url=tcp://A:7222,tcp://B:7222 connect_attempt_count=2 reconnect_attempt_count=4 Host A is not available. After the client connects to host B, host B crashes and remains down. How many more times will the
client try to connect with host A?
A. 8
B. 4
C. 2
D. 6
E. 0
F. 1
Question #3
Which operation can be secured using the JAAS interface for extensible security?
A. creating users
B. connecting to the TIBCO EMS Server
C. setting options on destinations
D. setting user permissions
E. creating destinations
Question #4
Which two statements are true about an application that requires a JNDI lookup for a connection factory administered object and then issues a connection with a TIBCO EMS Server? (Choose two.)
A. You cannot use EMS as a JNDI server; you must store the connection factory administered object in a third-party JNDI server.
B. EMS Server can be used as a JNDI server; the connection factory administered object can be defined in the factories.conf file.
C. Different JNDI providers have different initial context factories.
D. You do not need to establish an initial context for that service in order to retrieve (look up) the administered object from a foreign naming/directory service.
Question #5
Which three statements are true about TIBCO EMS message structure? (Choose three.)
A. A Compressed bytes message sent by the Java client can be consumed by .NET and C clients and can be successfully decompressed.
B. A JMS Text Message published by the Java client can be consumed by .NET and C clients.
C. An Object message published by the Java client can be consumed by a .NET client and successfully deserialized to a Java object.
D. An Object message published by the Java client can be consumed by a Java client and successfully deserialized to a Java object.
Solutions:
| Question #1 Correct Answer: C,E | Question #2 Correct Answer: B | Question #3 Correct Answer: B | Question #4 Correct Answer: B,C | Question #5 Correct Answer: B,C,D |
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