A. |
B. &
C. ;
D. .
A. Map incoming messages only through the_nm_field in the message
B. Map incoming messages directly to an event in TIBCO Business Events
C. Map incoming messages through two fields (_ns_, _nm_) in the message
D. Map incoming messages only through the_ns_filed in the message
A. Mao Message
B. Text Message
C. Bytes Message
D. Stream Message
A. Global Variables
B. Rule Functions
C. Rules
D. Events
E. Scorecards
F. Concepts
A. Persistent messages sent to a queue are always written to disk.
B. Persistent messages published to a topic are written to disk only if that topic has at least one durable subscriber or one subscriber with a fault-tolerant connection to the EMS server.
C. Persistent messages published to a topic are always written to disk,
D. Persistent messages sent to a queue are written to disk only if that queue has at least one durable consumer or one consumer with a fault-tolerant connection to the EMS server.
A. http://EMSHOST:7222
B. ems://EMSHOST:7222
C. jndi://EMSHOST:7222
D. tcp: ://EMSHOST: 7222
E. emsnaming://EMSHOST:7222
F. tibjmsnaming://EMSHOST:7222
A. Increasing network I/O capacity on the server
B. Adding an additional CPU to the server running EMS
C. Switching from a file-based store to a database store
D. Improving physical disk performance
A. Creating another instance of EMS server
B. Enabling automatic acknowledge of all messages by the session
C. Changing delivery mode from PERSISTENT to NON_PERSISTENT
D. Increasing the prefetch value
A. Each topic message can be acknowledged by multiple consumers.
B. A queue cannot have multiple receivers connected at the same time
C. Each queue message is acknowledged by at most one receiver.
D. A topic publisher can send to wildcard topics.
A. MapMessage
B. SOAPMessage
C. XMLMessage
D. StreamMessage
