Your Oracle SOA composite is running in production but due to new government mandate you
have to update the security policy based on Oracle web service manager. What are your options
to update the security policy?
A. Attach updated policy via the command line interface.
B. Attach updated policy in jdeveloper and redeploy component.
C. Attach policy in enterprise model console test it and reattach with out redeployment.
D. Attach policy via web logic admin console after deployment.
Answer: B
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3 comments:
Hi Phani the answer here given is wrong I think. The answer would be C.
I'm adding the lines as it is from Getting Started with Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 – A Hands-On Tutorial(page No.359)to support my comment.
Typically you would use JDeveloper to attach policies in
development, and change the policy during deployment into production or change
it in the production EM console
no so fast... you overlooked the word
enterprise MODEL console, therefore the correct answer is B
It should probably be multiple choice question.
There are three ways to attach OWSM Policies:
a) Via IDE's - ex: JDeveloper
b) Via Command Line Tooling - ex: WLST
c) Via Web based user interface - ex: FMWCTLhttps
(https://blogs.oracle.com/owsm/entry/owsm_concepts_11g)
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