C_CPI Practice Test 3 — 10 Questions

Question 1

An integration developer is configuring exception handling in an integration flow. The flow calls an external REST endpoint, and the developer wants to catch specific HTTP errors, log them, and then continue processing with a fallback response. The developer plans to use an Exception Subprocess. Which two actions are valid within an Exception Subprocess to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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Accepted Answer

Use a Content Modifier to set a fallback message body and headers. An Exception Subprocess can contain any step, so a Content Modifier can build a fallback body and headers, and a Groovy script can inspect and log the exception. These two actions together allow the developer to log specific HTTP errors and then continue with a defined fallback response. Retrying blindly, splitting the error, or enriching the message do not provide logging and fallback behavior in this context.

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Use a Splitter step to break the error message into multiple parts for logging

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Use a Request Reply step to call the same REST endpoint again without any changes

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Use a Content Enricher step to merge the original request with the error response

Question 2

You are designing an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration that processes incoming orders from a partner system. The partner system occasionally sends duplicate order payloads within a short window. You need to implement an idempotent receiver pattern to prevent duplicate processing without writing custom database code. Which step sequence should you configure?

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Place an Idempotent Process Call step referencing a Message ID or custom expression, configured with an appropriate cache duration.. Using an Idempotent Process Call step utilizes the tenant's underlying caching infrastructure to track message IDs and discard duplicates natively. This approach is critical in enterprise architectures where duplicate network packets or retries from partner systems can corrupt transactional states and cause business inconsistencies in backend systems.

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Insert a Content Modifier to generate a random UUID, followed by a local integration process containing a Groovy script that queries a Data Store.

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Configure a Message Filter step with an XPath expression comparing the current payload hash against the previously stored payload.

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Add a Router step with a Multi-Cast routing condition to dispatch the payload simultaneously to a normal processing branch and a drop branch.

Question 3

An integration developer is configuring exception handling in an integration flow. The flow calls an external REST endpoint, and the developer wants to catch specific HTTP errors, log them, and then continue processing with a fallback response. The developer plans to use an Exception Subprocess. Which two actions are valid within an Exception Subprocess to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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Accepted Answer

0 0 2 * * ?. The Timer start event in SAP Cloud Integration uses a six-field Quartz cron expression ordered as seconds, minutes, hours, day of month, month, and day of week. To run daily at 02:00, the seconds and minutes fields must be 0, the hours field must be 2, and the day and month fields must be wildcards, with a question mark for day of week. The expression 0 0 2 * * ? matches this exactly.

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0 0 0 2 * ?

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2 0 0 * * ?

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0 2 0 * * ?

Question 4

An integration developer needs to store a value from an incoming message so that it can be used later in the same integration flow, after several mapping steps that change the body. The value is a simple string extracted from a header. Which artifact should be used to persist this value across steps?

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An exchange property set with a Content Modifier or script. Exchange properties live in the message exchange and survive body transformations, making them the right choice for a value that must be available later in the same integration flow. Headers can be altered or dropped, data stores are for persistence of messages, and there is no general modeled variable for runtime values, so a property set by a Content Modifier or script is the correct artifact.

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A variable defined in the integration flow model

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A message header created by a Groovy script

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A data store entry written with the Data Store operation

Question 5

An integration developer is tasked with encrypting a specific payload attribute containing Personally Identifiable Information (PII) before sending it to an external partner. The partner requires encryption using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) standards with a specific public key stored in the tenant keystore. Which integration flow step should the developer configure to fulfill this requirement?

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PGP Encryptor step referencing the partner's public key alias stored securely in the SAP Integration Suite Keystore.. The PGP Encryptor step is specifically engineered to sign and encrypt message payloads or specific attachments using keys managed within the tenant keystore. Using native PGP steps ensures compliance with corporate data privacy mandates and industry-standard cryptographic protocols without requiring custom script development.

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Content Modifier configured with SHA-256 hashing algorithms on the designated payload nodes.

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Local Integration Process configured with XML Security signing options and private key bindings.

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Script step executing custom Java Cryptography Architecture libraries to perform symmetric AES encryption.

Question 6

You are configuring an integration flow that connects to an external OData V4 service using the OData adapter in SAP Cloud Integration. Which TWO configurations are mandatory when defining the OData V4 receiver adapter connection parameters? Choose TWO correct answers.

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Address (URL). Configuring the OData V4 adapter requires specifying both the correct target service URL and selecting an appropriate authentication method to secure outbound communication. These two parameters form the baseline contract required by the runtime to establish a valid secure connection to the remote SAP or third-party service endpoint.

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Proxy Type

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EDMX File Repository Path

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Batch Processing Chunk Size

Question 7

An integration developer is configuring exception handling in an integration flow. The flow calls an external REST endpoint, and the developer wants to catch specific HTTP errors, log them, and then continue processing with a fallback response. The developer plans to use an Exception Subprocess. Which two actions are valid within an Exception Subprocess to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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Accepted Answer

Use a user-defined function that returns the distinct values and apply it with a context change so the target node repeats once per returned value.. The requirement is to collapse repeated source values into distinct target entries while preserving the sequence of first occurrence. A user-defined function that collects distinct values in order, executed in a context that instantiates the repeating target node once per returned value, achieves exactly this. Direct node mappings, sorting, and fixed-value nodes each fail to satisfy both the deduplication and ordering constraints simultaneously.

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Create a one-to-one mapping from the source node to the target node and rely on the standard queue-based aggregation.

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Add a Sort step in the integration flow before the mapping so identical values are adjacent, then map the source node directly to the target node.

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Configure the target node as a fixed-value node and bind it to the source field using the 'removeContexts' function.

Question 8

An integration developer must ensure that a Cloud Integration flow processes messages from a JMS queue exactly once, even when the tenant restarts mid-processing. The flow currently uses a JMS sender adapter with default settings and occasionally reprocesses messages after a restart. What should the developer configure to prevent duplicate processing?

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Enable transactional handling on the JMS sender adapter so the message is acknowledged only after the integration flow completes successfully.. Exactly-once behavior across restarts depends on deferring the JMS acknowledgement until the integration flow has completed. Transactional handling on the JMS sender adapter provides this by acknowledging only after successful processing, so a restart mid-flow leaves the message available for redelivery. Expiration, concurrency, and custom header filters do not bind acknowledgement to flow completion and therefore cannot prevent duplicate processing.

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Set the JMS queue to use a short expiration time so stale messages are discarded before they can be reprocessed.

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Configure a Message Filter step that checks a custom header and drops messages that were already seen.

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Increase the maximum number of concurrent consumers on the JMS sender adapter to spread the load across threads.

Question 9

An integration developer needs to read a message from an SAP Cloud Integration tenant's JMS queue and forward it to an on-premise SAP S/4HANA system via the Cloud Connector. The developer has already configured the Cloud Connector with the S/4HANA system mapping. Which adapter on the receiver side should be used to reach the on-premise system through the Cloud Connector?

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HTTP adapter with the virtual host and port configured in the Cloud Connector, and the proxy type set to 'On-Premise'.. On-premise connectivity from SAP Cloud Integration is achieved through the Cloud Connector, which exposes on-premise systems under virtual host and port names. The HTTP receiver adapter includes a Proxy Type setting that, when set to On-Premise, directs the call to the Cloud Connector tunnel. The developer must use the virtual host and port from the Cloud Connector mapping, not the physical address. Other adapters either target different protocols or stay inside the tenant.

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ProcessDirect adapter with an address matching the Cloud Connector virtual host.

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IDoc adapter with the Cloud Connector location ID and the on-premise client number.

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SOAP 1.x adapter with the on-premise host and port specified directly.

Question 10

An integration developer is configuring exception handling in an integration flow. The flow calls an external REST endpoint, and the developer wants to catch specific HTTP errors, log them, and then continue processing with a fallback response. The developer plans to use an Exception Subprocess. Which two actions are valid within an Exception Subprocess to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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Accepted Answer

Router step with a non-XML condition. The Router step is designed to evaluate conditions at runtime and direct messages to different branches. By using a non-XML condition, the developer can directly reference the CountryCode header, avoiding extra steps and ensuring dynamic routing. This approach is efficient and aligns with standard integration flow design.

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Content Modifier step that sets a property for each country

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Groovy Script step that sets a header for each country

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XSLT Mapping step with conditional templates