C_CPI Practice Test 8 — 10 Questions

Question 1

An integration developer is building a flow that receives an XML order and must transform it to JSON for a downstream REST API. The XML contains an attribute on the root element that must appear as a JSON property named 'orderId'. The developer uses the XML-to-JSON converter but the attribute is missing from the output. What is the most appropriate action?

Choose an answer to begin — your selection is scored in the full session.

Accepted Answer

Enable the 'Convert Attributes' option in the XML-to-JSON converter so XML attributes are emitted as JSON properties.. The XML-to-JSON converter omits attributes unless attribute conversion is explicitly enabled. Enabling the convert attributes option causes each attribute to be emitted as a JSON property, which places the root attribute into the output as 'orderId'. Remapping the attribute into an element, using the wrong converter direction, or adjusting namespace handling do not address the underlying configuration that controls attribute emission.

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Set the converter's namespace handling to 'Ignore Namespaces' so attributes are treated as elements.

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Add a Message Mapping step before the converter to move the attribute into a child element.

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Replace the XML-to-JSON converter with a JSON-to-XML converter and reverse the flow direction.

Question 2

An integration developer needs to configure the Cloud Connector to enable secure connectivity between SAP Cloud Integration and an on-premise system. Which TWO actions must be performed? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Add the on-premise system as an accessible resource in the Cloud Connector.. To enable secure connectivity via Cloud Connector, you must install and configure it on-premise and then add the on-premise systems as accessible resources. These two steps establish the secure tunnel and define what can be accessed. Other actions like destinations or location IDs are part of the broader setup but are not direct Cloud Connector configuration tasks.

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Configure the SAP Cloud Integration tenant to use the Cloud Connector's location ID.

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Create a destination in SAP BTP Cockpit that points to the on-premise system.

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Deploy a connectivity proxy in the SAP BTP subaccount.

Question 3

An integration developer is configuring a SOAP receiver adapter in SAP Cloud Integration to call an external web service. The web service requires WS-Security with a username token for authentication. Which configuration is necessary in the SOAP adapter to meet this requirement?

Accepted Answer

Enable the 'Use WS-Security' option and select 'Username Token' as the security type.. To satisfy the web service's requirement for WS-Security with a username token, the SOAP adapter must be configured with the 'Use WS-Security' option and 'Username Token' selected. This embeds the credentials in the SOAP header according to the WS-Security standard, ensuring the external service authenticates the request successfully.

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Configure the 'Authentication' tab with 'Basic' authentication and provide username and password.

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Set the 'Message Exchange Pattern' to 'Request-Reply' and add a username token in the message body.

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Use the 'OAuth 2.0' authentication option and configure a client credentials grant.

Question 4

An integration developer is using the XML-to-JSON converter in SAP Cloud Integration to transform an incoming XML message. The XML contains an attribute 'currency' on the 'price' element. After conversion, where will this attribute appear in the resulting JSON?

Accepted Answer

As a JSON property named '@currency' nested within the 'price' object.. The XML-to-JSON converter in SAP Cloud Integration represents XML attributes as JSON properties prefixed with '@'. Therefore, an attribute 'currency' on the 'price' element becomes '@currency' within the 'price' object. This convention ensures attributes are distinct from child elements and maintains the hierarchical relationship. Other prefixes or placements would not conform to the converter's standard behavior.

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As a JSON property named 'currency' nested within the 'price' object, without any prefix.

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As a JSON property named '_currency' nested within the 'price' object.

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As a JSON property named 'currency' at the same level as 'price'.

Question 5

A developer needs to read a message from an SAP Cloud Integration JMS queue and process it only if a custom header named Priority equals 'High'. The queue is shared by multiple consumers. Which approach ensures only high-priority messages are processed by this flow while others remain available for other consumers?

Accepted Answer

Configure the JMS sender adapter with a message selector that filters on the Priority header equal to 'High'.. JMS message selectors let a consumer filter messages by header or property values at the broker level. Configuring the JMS sender adapter with a selector for Priority = 'High' means the flow only receives matching messages, while non-matching messages remain in the queue for other consumers. This satisfies both the filtering and shared-queue requirements without extra routing logic.

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Set the JMS sender adapter's transaction type to 'None' and rely on the adapter to skip messages without the Priority header.

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Consume all messages from the queue and use a Router step to discard those whose Priority header is not 'High'.

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Create a separate JMS queue for high-priority messages and modify all producers to route based on the Priority header.

Question 6

An integration developer is configuring a SOAP sender adapter in SAP Cloud Integration. The external partner's SOAP client sends a WS-Security UsernameToken header. The developer must validate the incoming credentials against a credential stored in the tenant's Security Material. Which adapter configuration achieves this without writing custom scripts?

Accepted Answer

Set the SOAP sender adapter's Authorization to 'WS-Security Username Token' and select the deployed User Credentials artifact.. The SOAP sender adapter offers a WS-Security Username Token authorization mode that validates inbound UsernameToken credentials against a User Credentials artifact in Security Material. Selecting that artifact keeps validation at the adapter layer, requiring no Groovy or XSLT script, and ensures only partners presenting the stored credentials can invoke the flow.

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Set the SOAP sender adapter's Authorization to 'User Role' and map the incoming token to an OAuth client.

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Enable 'Principal Propagation' on the SOAP sender adapter and trust the partner's IdP certificate.

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Configure the SOAP sender adapter with 'Client Certificate' authorization and import the partner's public key into the Keystore.

Question 7

An integration developer is troubleshooting an integration flow whose SFTP sender adapter intermittently processes the same file twice. The partner writes files with a temporary extension and renames them once fully uploaded. Which adapter setting should be reviewed first to prevent duplicate processing?

Accepted Answer

The Post-Processing setting that marks consumed files, such as moving or deleting them after successful processing. Duplicate reads occur because the adapter has no memory of previously consumed files unless post-processing changes their state. Configuring a post-processing action such as Move, Delete, or Archive after successful processing removes or relocates the file so subsequent polls cannot match it again. Poll interval, filename patterns, and reconnect settings all affect detection or connectivity, not consumption tracking, so they cannot resolve the duplication.

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The Poll Interval configured on the SFTP sender channel

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The file name pattern restriction, for example limiting reads to files ending in .done

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The Maximum Reconnect Attempts and Retry Interval values on the SFTP channel

Question 8

An integration developer needs to store a reusable set of credentials that will be used by multiple integration flows in SAP Cloud Integration. The credentials must be encrypted and accessible only to the integration flows that require them. Which artifact should the developer create?

Accepted Answer

A User Credentials artifact in the Security Material section of the tenant.. User Credentials is the correct security artifact for storing encrypted username-password pairs that can be reused across multiple integration flows. It is managed under Security Material, supports role-based access, and is referenced by adapters that require basic authentication. Keystores, Data Stores, and Number Ranges serve entirely different purposes and cannot fulfill this requirement.

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A Keystore artifact in the Security Material section of the tenant.

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A Data Store artifact in the Monitor section of the tenant.

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A Number Range artifact in the Security Material section of the tenant.

Question 9

You are developing an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration that must transform a CSV file into XML. The CSV file has a header row and uses commas as delimiters. Which step should you use to convert the CSV content into XML?

Accepted Answer

Use a CSV to XML Converter step.. The CSV to XML Converter step is purpose-built to parse CSV content and produce XML. It handles delimiter configuration, header row recognition, and field-to-element mapping. In this scenario, using this step directly transforms the CSV file into XML, enabling subsequent mapping or routing steps to process the data as XML.

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Use an XML to JSON Converter step with CSV input.

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Use a Content Modifier step to set the body to XML.

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Use a Message Mapping step with a CSV source structure.

Question 10

An integration developer must configure an integration flow in SAP Cloud Integration to process messages from a JMS queue in a reliable way. The flow must ensure that a message is only removed from the queue after successful processing, and that failed messages are retried. Which TWO configuration actions should be performed? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Configure the JMS sender adapter with a transaction type that uses the queue's transactional acknowledgement so the message is committed only on success.. Reliable JMS consumption requires transactional acknowledgement so the message is committed only after successful processing, plus retry settings so transient failures trigger redelivery. Auto-delete, best-effort delivery, and size limits address different concerns and either cause message loss or have no bearing on acknowledgement and retry behavior.

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Configure the receiver adapter to use a best-effort delivery mode so failures are ignored and processing continues.

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Set the JMS queue to 'auto-delete' so that messages are removed immediately after being read by the adapter.

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Increase the JMS queue's maximum message size so large payloads are not rejected during processing.