A. Check the Alert Inbox.

B. Configure the Integration Engine.

C. Monitor the ccBPM integration process.

D. Stop certain communication channels.

E. Configure a user-defined message search.

A. Create a usage profile for service consumption.

B. Generate and configure a consumer proxy.

C. Implement the service call within the consumer application.

D. Configure a business object in the consumer application.

A. An SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java

B. A standalone J2SE engine

C. A non-central Advanced Adapter Engine

D. An SAP NetWeaver Application Server dual stack (Java + ABAP)

A. You can navigate directly from an integration flow to its Enterprise Services Repository objects (interfaces and mapping objects).

B. Integration flows can only be transported using the Transport Management System.

C. Once the scenario has been configured in the Integration Directory using an advanced configuration object, the integration flow object is generated.

D. You can use metadata defined in the Integration Directory.

E. You can work with the Integration Directory and Enterprise Service Repository in one common UI.

A. SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse

B. SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio

C. SAP NetWeaver Mobile

D. SAP NetWeaver Portal

E. SAP NetWeaver Process Integration

A. Interface Determination

B. XML Validation Inbound Channel Request

C. Message split according to receiver list

D. Receiver Determination

A. IMAP4

B. POP3

C. JMS

D. SMTP

A. SAP NetWeaver business process management

B. SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Portal

C. SAP NetWeaver master data management

D. SAP NetWeaver Process Integration/Advanced Adapter Engine Extended

E. SAP NetWeaver Business Rules Management