C_CPI Multiple Select — 10 Questions

Question 1

An integration developer is implementing error handling in an integration flow. The flow calls an external system that may return HTTP 500 errors. The developer wants to retry the call up to three times with a delay between attempts, and if all retries fail, send an alert and stop processing. Which two steps or configurations are required to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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Accepted Answer

Configure the external call step with a retry interval and maximum retries.. To achieve retries with a delay, configure the adapter's retry settings (maximum retries and retry interval) directly on the external call step. This handles the retry logic automatically. If all retries fail, the flow will raise an exception, which can be caught by an Exception Subprocess. There, you can send an alert and ensure processing stops. Combining adapter-level retries with an Exception Subprocess for alerting fulfills the requirements without custom scripting.

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Use a Groovy script to catch exceptions and implement a retry loop with sleep.

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Use an Exception Subprocess with a Timer step to implement retries.

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Add a Content Modifier step to set a header indicating the retry count.

Question 2

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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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 3

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 4

An integration developer needs to make an integration flow's processing logic reusable across multiple flows in the same SAP Cloud Integration tenant. The logic consists of a mapping step and a Groovy script that must be maintained in one place. Which TWO artifacts should the developer create to achieve this? (Choose two.)

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A Script Collection artifact containing the Groovy script. Reusable processing logic in SAP Cloud Integration is achieved by separating the mapping definition and the script into their own artifacts. A Message Mapping artifact centralises the structural transformation, and a Script Collection artifact centralises the Groovy code. Both can be referenced from multiple integration flows, so the logic is maintained in one place and consumed everywhere it is needed.

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An OData API artifact exposing the mapping as a service

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A Partner Directory entry storing the script as a binary parameter

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A Value Mapping artifact containing the target field values

Question 5

An integration developer is designing a Cloud Integration flow that must call an external REST API. The API requires a bearer token that expires every 30 minutes, and the flow is invoked frequently. The developer wants to avoid requesting a new token on every call. Which TWO measures should the developer implement? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Configure the OAuth2 client credentials grant with a token cache enabled on the adapter so tokens are reused across calls.. To avoid requesting a token on every call, the developer should cache the token and reuse it until expiry. This can be done either by storing the token in a data store and refreshing near expiration, or by enabling the OAuth2 client credentials token cache on the adapter, which handles reuse and refresh automatically. Hard-coding, requesting infinite lifetime, or fetching a token per call all fail the efficiency and security requirements.

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Disable token expiry validation on the external API by requesting a token with an infinite lifetime.

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Call the token endpoint before every API request to guarantee a fresh token.

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Hard-code the bearer token in the integration flow configuration and update it manually before each expiry.

Question 6

An integration developer is configuring an integration flow that must call an external SOAP service over HTTPS. The service requires WS-Security UsernameToken authentication and the developer must also validate the service's certificate. Which TWO actions should the developer perform in SAP Cloud Integration? (Choose two.)

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Configure a WS-Security Username Token in the SOAP receiver adapter with a User Credentials artifact. WS-Security UsernameToken is configured in the SOAP receiver adapter using a User Credentials artifact, and validating the service's certificate requires the issuing CA in the tenant keystore. Together these satisfy both authentication and trust requirements. OAuth, manual header insertion, and on-premise proxy settings do not meet the stated needs.

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Add a Content Modifier to insert the UsernameToken header manually into the SOAP envelope

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Enable OAuth 2.0 client credentials in the SOAP adapter's authentication settings

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Configure the SOAP adapter to use Proxy Type 'On-Premise' with a Cloud Connector location ID

Question 7

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.)

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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 8

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.)

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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.

Question 9

An integration developer is designing an integration flow that must call an external REST API and must handle errors so that a failed call triggers a retry and, if the retry also fails, sends an alert. Which TWO steps should the developer include in the integration flow? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Configure the receiver channel with retry settings or wrap the call in a looping process that retries on failure.. Handling a flaky external API requires retry logic, which can be configured on the receiver channel or implemented with a loop that re-invokes the call. When retries are exhausted, an Exception Subprocess catches the failure and can send an alert. Together these two steps implement the required retry-then-alert behavior, while the other options neither retry the call nor raise an alert.

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Add a Message Mapping step that transforms the error response into the request payload.

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Configure a JMS queue to store the request and have a separate flow poll it indefinitely.

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Add a Content Modifier that sets the HTTP status code to 200 before the call.

Question 10

An integration developer is configuring a SOAP receiver adapter in SAP Cloud Integration to call an external SOAP service that requires WS-Security UsernameToken authentication. The developer must also ensure the message is signed. Which TWO actions must be performed to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Enable the WS-Security signing option in the SOAP receiver adapter and configure the keystore alias for the signing key.. Meeting both WS-Security UsernameToken authentication and message signing requires configuring the SOAP receiver adapter's WS-Security authentication option with secure credentials, and enabling the signing option with a keystore alias. These adapter settings generate the correct SOAP security headers and XML signature that the external service validates.

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Create a PGP key pair in the tenant keystore and reference it in the SOAP receiver adapter's encryption settings.

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Add a Message Mapping step that inserts a UsernameToken element into the SOAP header before the receiver call.

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Set the SOAP adapter's message exchange pattern to one-way and add a digital signature to the payload using a Groovy script.