1Z0-1071-20試験無料問題集「Oracle Cloud Platform Application Integration 2020 Associate 認定」

A. System

B. Agent Integrations

C. Users
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D. Applications

A. The composite bag can resolve all entity values using only a single state in the dialog flow.

B. You need to create a separate composite bag to handle nonentity types such as strings. Locations, and attachments.

C. When you add entities to the composite bag, you can control how they get extracted in related to other entities and when they are prompted for.

D. They define a business domain object as a collection of related system entities and custom entities.

E. The composite bag will always enforce that every entity has a valid value before allowing the conversation to move on to the next state in the dialog flow.

A. You can use the alternatePrompt property for user input components to display alternative prompts.

B. You can use the user input component's cancel action transition to navigate to a different state in the dialog flow, display a help message to the user, and navigate back into the dialog flow state that previously failed input validation.

C. You can use the user input component's textReceived action transition to detect validation errors and to navigate to a state in the dialog flow.

D. You can use the system. invaliduserinput?booiean expression to detect a previously failed input validation and display alternative prompts or additional UI controls.

E. You can use the onlnvaliduserlnput property on the System.commonResponse component to conditionally show or hide UI controls.

A. The code triggers dialog flow navigation to a state, which has its name mapped to the current dialog flow state's HelloWorld action transition.

B. The code prints "HelloWorld" as a message and triggers dialog flow navigation to the next state.

C. The code prints "HelloWorld" as a message and waits for user input.

D. The code prints "HelloWorld" multiple times until an infinite loop gets detected by the dialog flow engine.

E. The code prints the "HelloWorld" message in response to the next user message.

A. Use a custom component to extend a supported channel type.

B. Ensure that your skill only outputs text and not Images or visual components such as cards. Then use the standard Web channel, which you can use for text-only conversations.

C. You can't connect to a unsupported messenger client. You can only connect channels to the supported clients.

D. Implement the channel using a Webhook.

A. Create two derived entities based on StationEntity. In one entity, set the preceding phrase to "to" (along with any required synonyms). In the other entity, do the same but with the preceding phrase "from". Add both entities to the Routelnfolntent intent.

B. Add StationEntity to the Routelnfolntent intent and then update the training data with phrases beginning with "from".

C. Create a value list entity called ToFromEntlty with values of "to" and "from" and with appropriate synonyms for each value. Create a value list called DirectionStation and add ToFromEntity and StationEntity to this. Then, add DirectionStation to the Routelnfolntent.

D. Duplicate StationEntity. In one version, prefix all of the train station names with "to" and in the other prefix with "from". Then add both entities to the Routelnfolntent intent.

A. You can define a system-wide custom error handler at the digital assistant level.

B. An error handler can be defined as a transition on any dialog flow state in a skill.

C. Implicit error handling is always performed even if there are other error handlers defined in the flow.

D. An error handler can be defined globally for a skill using the defaultTransition error transition.

E. The system error handler is called in case of an error when no error handling is defined on the current dialog flow state or as a default transition.