(Ex:350-001):

1.You are designing a BizTalk messaging solution to exchange information with your trading partners.
The messaging solution must securely transmit documents by using x.509 public certificates and route messages based on values in the message.
You need to design a messaging solution that meets these requirements.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A. Create a new send port configured with a filter expression.
B. Create a new Send pipeline.
C. Create a new orchestration.
D. Create promoted property fields.
E. Create distinguished fields.
Answer: A AND B AND D

3. You develop a BizTalk application that receives customer orders submitted by your trading partners. You want to deploy this application to a BizTalk environment that contains three BizTalk Servers named Server 1, Server 2, and Server 3.
The current volume of customer orders is expected to increase within the next year.
To accommodate this expected increase, you need to isolate the applications receive functions from its processing and sending functions. You want to plan your BizTalk environment to host this application.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A. Configure an additional MessageBox database for the BizTalk group.
B. Create separate hosts for receiving and sending or processing functions. Configure Server 1 to use the receiving host.
C. Create an isolated host on Server 2 and Server 3.
D. Configure the MSMQ adapter to transactionally receive the incoming messages.
E. Configure Server 2 and Server 3 to use the sending or processing host.
Answer: B AND E

4. Your company runs BizTalk Server 2006 to receive large messages from a legacy system that uses a slow connection.
You need to reduce the processing time by breaking a large message into smaller messages. You need to achieve this goal by using the minimum amount of coding effort.
What should you do?
A. Use an orchestration to send the large message to an external assembly.
B. Use a Custom pipeline, set the Assembly Stage with a Flat File Assembler pipeline component, and set the Header, Document, and Trailer Schema properties.
C. Use a Custom adapter to break the large message when the adapter is connected to the legacy system.
D. Use a Custom pipeline, set the Disassembly Stage with a Flat File Disassembler pipeline component, and set the Header, Document, and Trailer Schema properties.
Answer: D

5. Your company uses BizTalk subscriptions to identify schemas. The company requires a versioned schema to receive customer orders and track the changes in the orders.
You need to design a new version of the schema that can be deployed along with the old version. Your solution must identify schemas by using the root node.
What should you do?
A. Create a root node named CustomerOrder. Then, set the Standard Version property of the schema node.
B. Create a root node named CustomerOrder, add a Version attribute to the root node, and set a unique value.
C. Create a root node with a unique version number.
D. Create a root node named CustomerOrder. Then, create a child element named OrderInfo with a unique version number.
Answer: C

6. You use the Flat File Schema Creation Wizard to create a schema for a positional flat file. One of the records in the file contains a tag identifier.
When you test a message instance against the schema, you discover that the tag identifier is not removed.
You need to remove the tag identifier from the test output.
What should you do?
A. Set the positional offset to exclude the tag identifier.
B. Set the parent delimiter to {cr}{lf}.
C. Set the root node delimiter to {cr}{lf}.
D. Shorten the positional length of the record.
Answer: A

7. You have received a sample XML message from a trading partner.
You need to create a valid schema for this message instance.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A. Use Schema Generator Wizard to generate a schema from the sample file.
B. Verify that the test instance properties of the schema use the sample message.
C. Test the schema against the sample message. Then, verify the output.
D. Use the XSD.exe file to generate a class based on the schema.
Answer: A AND B AND C

8. You are designing a BizTalk messaging solution for your companys RequestForProposal process.
The process must meet the following requirements.
Documents are routed with DocumentID.
Documents are transformed on receipt into a normalized document with the header section populated with values from a PartnerReliability SQL table.
Documents are encrypted for transmission to a selected partner.
You need to recommend a solution that will meet these requirements. The solution should use minimum amount of coding effort.
Which three actions should you include in your recommendation? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A. Configure promoted properties.
B. Create a Custom Send pipeline.
C. Create a map.
D. Configure the SQL adapter.
E. Configure distinguished properties.
Answer: A AND B AND C

2. Your company requires a BizTalk solution to receive purchase orders from a trading partner.
The trading partner sends a sample purchase order XML file along with a sample flat file that a legacy system can import.
You create schemas for both the sample files. You notice that the schemas contain the same record and element names but different field layouts.
You need to create a map that transforms the XML messages into flat-file messages.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)
A. Create a map that contains a Custom functoid.
B. Configure the map grid properties auto link node option to name.
C. Configure the schema property of the output file to native.
D. Configure the map grid properties auto link node option to structure.
E. Create a map and select the destination and source sample schemas.
Answer: E AND B AND C