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Exam Code: | Integration-Architect |
Exam Name: | Salesforce Certified Integration Architect |
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No.# Configuring CORS in Salesforce is about allowing inbound requests to Salesforce from external client-side applications. It is not used for outbound callouts from Apex to external systems, which are governed by Remote Site Settings and Named Credentials.
Option B should be correct.
Salesforce enforces a strict CSP by default. For example, it prevents LWC JavaScript from directly connecting to external APIs unless the API's domain is explicitly added to the CSP Trusted Sites list. When you add an external domain to CSP Trusted Sites, Salesforce's CSP directives are updated to allow the LWC's JavaScript (specifically, the connect-src directive) to make requests to that domain.
Who controls it: CSP is configured within Salesforce Setup.
Configuring CSP Trusted Sites:
Go to Setup > Security Controls > CSP Trusted Sites.
Click New Trusted Site.
Enter the Trusted Site Name and the Trusted Site URL (the domain of your external API).
Select the appropriate Context (e.g., Lightning Experience, Experience Builder).
Check the CSP Directives, particularly connect-src, to allow the LWC to connect to the external API.
Click Save....
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No.# C. ERP, MDM, Data Warehouse, Invoices system
reason in ERP MDM InvoiceSystem is core and Data Warehouse can be connected with BI
No.# B C D
No.# i meant CLASS , sorry for phrasing incorreclty in below comments.
No.# If this comes in exam definately Queuable Apex will be mentioned and not Queuable method (as there is nothing called quauable method)
A. Trigger invokes Queueable Apex method, with custom error handling process.
No.# https://www.freecram.net/question/Salesforce.Integration-Architecture-Designer.v2022-01-31.q37/northern-trail-outfitters-needs-to-send-order-and-line-items-directly-to-an-existing-finance-application
No.# Answer is: The mobile device makes a REST Apex inbound call.
Rest API respects FLS
Rest APEX allows you to bypass the FLS
No.# C
The auditing requirement can be only met by using a unique integration user for each system, option C.
Least priviledge can be maintained in both options C and D
https://www.freecram.net/question/Salesforce.Integration-Architecture-Designer.v2021-04-13.q71/northern-trail-outfitters-nto-is-looking-to-integrate-three-external-systems-that-run-nightly-data
No.# C.
Use the Continuation class to call the Enterprise APIs and then process the response in a callback method.
There is a continuation apex class from which we can call enterprise api in parlel to process the large data
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.lightning.meta/lightning/apex_continuations_apex.htm
https://www.freecram.net/question/Salesforce.Integration-Architecture-Designer.v2022-05-18.q108/a-conglomerate-is-designing-a-lightning-web-component-lwc-to-display-transactions-aggregated-from-differ
No.# https://www.freecram.net/question/Salesforce.Integration-Architecture-Designer.v2021-11-17.q37/a-company-s-cloud-based-single-page-application-consolidates-data-local-to-the-application-with-data
Sum of A to H doesn't suit because it includes G, which is asynchronous and doesn't impact H as we see from the diagram.
Sum of A to F doesn't suit too. Because it doesn't count way from F to H.
So, D option remains. Although the it's meaning is not really clear, I believe it's the choice that Salesforce considers as correct.
No.# A B
Before implementing Shield Platform Encryption for Social Security numbers at Northern Trail Outfitters, an Integration Architect should prioritize the following two considerations:
- review Shield Platform Encryption configurations and
- encrypt data using the most current key.
Explanation:
Review Shield Platform Encryption configurations:
This step involves ensuring that the encryption settings are properly configured for Social Security numbers, including which fields should be encrypted and the appropriate encryption key usage.
Encrypt data using the most current key:
Shield Platform Encryption uses keys to encrypt data. It's crucial to use the most current key to maintain the highest level of security. This might involve rotating keys regularly as recommended by Salesforce.
Why other options are incorrect:
Encrypt all the data so that it is secure:
While encrypting all sensitive data is a good practice, it's not strictly necessary in this case. The business requirement specifically mentions Social Security numbers, so the focus should be on securing that particular data type.
Use Shield Platform Encryption as a user authentication or authorization tool:
Shield Platform Encryption is designed for data encryption, not user authentication or authorization. Authentication and authorization typically involve other security measures like passwords or access tokens.
Inform users about how it affects their business solution:
While informing users is important after implementation, it should not be considered a priority step before the actual configuration and encryption. Users need to be aware of the impact on their workflows, but this should come after Shield Platform Encryption is set up...
No.# https://www.freecram.net/question/Salesforce.Integration-Architecture-Designer.v2022-05-18.q108/an-architect-is-required-to-integrate-with-an-external-data-source-via-a-named-credential-with-an-apex
No.# D is correct: it addresses all the requirements.
C is wrong: Future is limited by 120 seconds per a callout, so it can't wait for days.
B is wrong: Callouts can't be used in triggers. This is because triggers execute within a transaction, and a synchronous callout would block the transaction, potentially causing performance issues and governor limits.
A is wrong: External Services is a tool to create callouts declaratively. You can't build a complicated logic in it. You can use it with Apex or Flows but not we don't have this in the option.
No.# D is correct:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.uiapi.meta/uiapi/ui_api_get_started.htm
No.# C is too messy and support for customer and partner is vague!
E is wrong due to requirement number 1
ABD is my pick
No.# To prevent duplicate order booking due to network outages, the architect should recommend implementing idempotent design. This means that the order creation process should be designed so that calling it multiple times with the same data will have the same effect as calling it only once. This is accomplished by having the system check for the existence of the order before creating a new one, and if it exists, simply acknowledging the duplicate attempt rather than creating a new order.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of why other options are less suitable:
A. Use Outbound Messaging to ensure manufacturing acknowledges receipt of order:
While outbound messaging ensures acknowledgement of order receipt, it doesn't prevent duplicate order creation during an outage. If an outage occurs after the order is placed but before the acknowledgement is received, the sales rep might retry the order, and the system will need to handle the duplicate.
B. Use scheduled Apex to query manufacturing system for potential duplicate or missing orders:
Scheduled Apex can help identify potential duplicates or missing orders after an outage, but it doesn't prevent the issue from occurring in the first place. It's a reactive solution, not a preventative one.
D. Have scheduled Apex resubmit orders that do not have a successful response:
While this can help with resubmitting failed orders, it's not a guaranteed solution for preventing duplicates. The system still needs to be able to handle duplicate submissions.
Therefore, the best solution to avoid duplicate order booking is to implement idempotent design....
No.# https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/187482/how-to-enable-the-enforce-ssl-tls-mutual-authentication-user-permission-api-us
No.# This is so subtle and not easy, but the answer has to be A.
First the requirement is about the formating and security for the data coming into systems of engagement. ( not going out) . So the way its done is like this
Consider a Synchronous request call from Systems of Engagement ( Mobile UI) to System of Record ( Lets say Oracle) to get Orders. The flow will be ideally like this
Request :
Systems of Engement ---> (API Gateway Policies) ---> Experience APIs ( Tier 1) --> ( Api gateway policies) Process APIs ---> ( API Gateway policies) --> System API --> System of record
Response : ( IN the same context and thread of the request)
System of record --> System API ---> Process API --> Experience API -->(THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE THIS QUESTION ASKS FOR DATA FORMATTING AND SECURITY) System of Engagement..
So there is no API gateway calls while going back.
No.# The correct one is: Change Data Capture does not have record access support.
Reference:
- Apex Trigger can subscribe Platform Event and Change Data Capture
- custom payload can be in Generic Event
- Platform Event and Push Topic can be published via Apex.
- *Change Data Capture ignores sharing settings and sends change events for all records of a Salesforce object. Change Data Capture respects your org’s field-level security settings.