C_CPI Practice Test 10 — 10 Questions

Question 1

An integration developer deploys an integration flow with an HTTPS sender adapter. The flow must expose two different operations, one for creating sales orders and one for querying them, distinguished by the URL path. The developer wants both operations handled within a single integration flow. Which approach is most appropriate?

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Configure a single HTTPS sender adapter with a specific address, then use a Router step that evaluates the camelHttpPath header to branch to the appropriate subprocess.. The incoming URL path is available at runtime as the camelHttpPath header, so a single sender adapter can serve multiple operations. A Router step evaluating that header directs each request to the correct branch within one integration flow. This satisfies the requirement of a single deployable artifact while cleanly separating the create and query operations by their distinct paths.

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Create a single integration flow with an HTTPS sender adapter and use a Content Modifier to set a header named Operation based on the HTTP method, then route on that header.

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Configure two separate HTTPS sender adapter channels, each with a different address, and deploy the integration flow twice with different endpoints.

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Use a single HTTPS sender adapter with the address set to a wildcard, then use a Router step with XPath conditions on the request payload to branch to the appropriate subprocess.

Question 2

An integration developer is configuring an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration that must transform an incoming XML payload into a flat-file CSV format for a legacy system. The developer needs to define the structure of the target CSV file within the integration flow. Which step type should be used to define the target CSV structure?

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XML to CSV Converter step. The XML to CSV Converter step is specifically designed to transform XML messages into CSV format while allowing the developer to define the target structure, including field names and delimiters. This step ensures the output conforms to the legacy system's expected CSV layout, making it the correct choice for this integration flow.

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XSLT Mapping step

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Content Modifier step

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Message Mapping step

Question 3

An integration developer is debugging an integration flow that uses a Router step with multiple routes. Only the default route executes even though the incoming payload clearly matches a condition in another route. The condition references a header that is set by a Content Modifier placed after the Router in the flow. What is the most likely cause?

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The Router evaluates conditions against the message state at the point of the Router, so the header is not yet available. Router steps evaluate conditions against the message state at the moment the Router executes. Because the Content Modifier that creates the referenced header is positioned after the Router, the header simply does not exist yet, so the conditional routes evaluate false and the default route runs. Reordering the steps so the header is set before the Router is the appropriate correction.

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Router conditions in SAP Cloud Integration can only reference XPath expressions, never header values

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The default route always takes precedence and prevents other routes from being evaluated

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The Content Modifier must be configured with the Replace body option for headers to persist across steps

Question 4

An integration developer is building an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration that must process very large XML payloads. The flow splits the message using an Iterating Splitter, but the developer notices that the entire message is being loaded into memory before splitting, causing OutOfMemory errors. Which splitter type should be used to process the message in a streaming fashion?

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Streaming Splitter. The Streaming Splitter is designed to handle large messages by parsing the input as a stream rather than building a complete DOM in memory. This prevents the OutOfMemory errors caused by the Iterating Splitter, which loads the entire message. For very large XML payloads, the streaming approach is the appropriate solution.

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Iterating Splitter

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General Splitter

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PKCS7/CMS Splitter

Question 5

An integration developer is building an integration flow that must expose an HTTPS endpoint to a partner. The partner requires mutual TLS, and the developer needs to validate the partner's client certificate against a specific trust store. Which configuration should the developer apply on the HTTPS sender adapter?

Accepted Answer

Set the sender adapter to use Client Certificate authentication and select the trust store containing the partner's root CA.. Mutual TLS means both sides present certificates and each validates the other. On an HTTPS sender adapter, selecting Client Certificate authentication and referencing the trust store that contains the partner's issuing root CA enables the tenant to validate the incoming client certificate. The other authentication modes rely on credentials or tokens and do not perform certificate chain validation.

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Set the sender adapter to use OAuth2 Client Credentials and register the partner as an OAuth client.

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Set the sender adapter to use Basic authentication and store the partner's credentials in a User Credentials artifact.

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Set the sender adapter to use Role-Based authentication and assign the partner a role in the tenant.

Question 6

An integration developer is designing an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration that must post messages to a receiver system only after first acquiring a short-lived access token, and must never retry the token acquisition more than once per message. Which step type should be used to implement the token request and make its result available to the subsequent receiver call?

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A Request Reply step containing a second integration process with an HTTP receiver adapter to the token endpoint, whose response is stored in a property via a Content Modifier.. The token must be fetched exactly once per message and made available to a later receiver call. A Request Reply step that calls a separate integration process with an HTTP receiver adapter performs the synchronous token request, and a Content Modifier stores the returned access token in an exchange property. The receiver adapter then references that property via dynamic configuration, satisfying the single-attempt requirement without scripting.

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A Groovy Script step that opens a raw socket to the token endpoint and assigns the response to a header.

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A Message Mapping step that maps the token endpoint schema to an exchange property using a graphical mapping function.

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A Content Enricher step that merges the token endpoint response into the message body before the receiver call.

Question 7

An integration developer needs to store a reusable set of mapping rules that translate country codes to country names. These rules will be referenced by multiple integration flows. Which artifact in SAP Integration Suite should be used to define and store these reusable mappings?

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A Value Mapping artifact in the Integration Suite. Value Mapping is the artifact in SAP Integration Suite specifically designed to store reusable mapping rules, such as code-to-name translations, that can be referenced across multiple integration flows. It provides a central place to manage mappings and ensures consistency. Message Mapping is flow-specific, Script Collection stores scripts, and Partner Directory is for partner configuration, so none of these serve the requirement as directly as Value Mapping.

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A Partner Directory entry in the Integration Suite

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A Message Mapping artifact in the Integration Flow editor

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A Script Collection artifact in the Integration Suite

Question 8

An integration developer is troubleshooting an integration flow that intermittently fails when writing to an SAP S/4HANA system with the OData V2 receiver adapter. Monitoring shows the payload is valid and credentials are correct, but some messages fail with a timeout under peak load. Which TWO configuration changes should the developer apply to improve resilience? (Choose two.)

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Increase the connection and response timeout values in the OData receiver adapter. Intermittent timeouts under peak load point to the adapter giving up before a busy backend responds, and to transient network or backend hiccups. Raising the connection and response timeouts lets slow-but-successful calls complete, while retrying idempotent reads on transient errors absorbs momentary failures without risking duplicate writes.

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Switch the receiver adapter to the SOAP protocol to reduce overhead

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Move the OData call into a Local Integration Process to isolate it

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Disable the CSRF token handling in the adapter to save a round trip

Question 9

An integration developer is using a Groovy script step in an integration flow to modify the message body. The script needs to read a header named 'CustomerID' and set a new header named 'CustomerType' based on its value. Which code snippet correctly accomplishes this in SAP Cloud Integration?

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def customerId = message.getHeaders().get("CustomerID"); message.setHeader("CustomerType", customerId == "VIP" ? "Premium" : "Standard");. In a Groovy script step, message headers are accessed via message.getHeaders() and set via message.setHeader(). The correct snippet reads the CustomerID header and sets the CustomerType header using a conditional expression. Using properties or the message body would not meet the requirement of reading a header and setting a header.

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def customerId = message.getBody(String.class); message.setHeader("CustomerType", customerId == "VIP" ? "Premium" : "Standard");

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def customerId = message.getProperty("CustomerID"); message.setProperty("CustomerType", customerId == "VIP" ? "Premium" : "Standard");

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def customerId = message.getHeaders().get("CustomerID"); message.setProperty("CustomerType", customerId == "VIP" ? "Premium" : "Standard");

Question 10

An integration developer needs to retrieve a value from a message header and use it to set a property in a subsequent step of an integration flow. Which step should be used to extract the header value?

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Content Modifier. The Content Modifier step is specifically designed to read message headers and set exchange properties. By configuring it to take a header value and assign it to a property, the developer can then reference that property in later steps. This is the standard, no-code approach for such extraction and is more efficient than scripting or mapping.

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Message Mapping

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Groovy Script

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Router