EMC Content Management Systems Architecture Sample Questions:
1. Click on the Exhibit button.
You need to integrate an external messaging system with Documentum workflow as shown in the diagram. How do you implement the inbound and outbound messaging?
A) create a SOAP protocol inbound listener, message handler, message processor; use the out-of-the-box Outbound message services
B) create a SOAP protocol inbound listener, message handler, message processor; create SOAP outbound message service to connect to the third-party SOAP server
C) use the out-of-the-box SOAP protocol inbound listener, message handler, message processor; create SOAP outbound message service to connect to the third-party SOAP server
D) use the out-of-the-box SOAP protocol inbound listener, message handler, message processor; use the out-of-the-box Outbound message services
2. Your client has a centralized repository with 100 million objects. Eighty percent of these are emails with an average size of 2k. The other 20% are office documents, with an average size of 100k. All of the content is stored on a NAS. However, for compliance purposes you client wants to transfer all email content to a Center A.
They have asked you to design a solution to efficiently perform the migration. Which solution meets the client's requirements?
A) create a new content adressable storage object; using Content Storage Services (CSS), create a migrate content job; identify only the email objects to be migrated in the DQL of the job; specify the NAS as the source store and the Centera as the target store; schedule the job to run in a window each evening until all the content is migrated
B) create a new content addressable storage object; develop a multi-threaded routine that queries the repository for email objects and executes the migrate content method with the CA store as the target; incrementally migrate batches of content by executing this routine during off-peak hours
C) put the repository in read-only mode so users can still access content; compress (zip) all of the content into a single file maintaining the exact file path and FTP it from the NAS device to the Centera; uncompress (unzip) the file on the Centera; create a new content addressable storage object in the repository that points to the Centera; update a_storage_type attribute of the email objects to point to the new CA store
D) put the repository in read-only mode so users can still access content; copy all of the content via a multi-threaded FTP from the NAS device to the Centera, maintaining the exact file path; create a new content addressable storage object in the repository that points to the Centera; update a_storage_type attribute of the email objects to point to the new CA store
3. Your client is interested in setting up a document management system for their collection of searchable PDFs. The client asks you to design and estimate costs for a system. The client is not sure if they want Full-text Index search capabilities.You design and price out the system in two ways, with and without Full-text Index search capabilities. There is a large price difference between the two designs. Your client asks about this large price difference. How would you best explain the price difference to the client?
A) The price difference is due to Advanced Search, which requires extra hardware for the Content Server.
B) The price difference is due to extra hardware necessary for the Full-text Index Server to process documents.
C) The price difference is due to Advanced Search, which requires extra processors for the application server to process queries.
D) The price difference is due to extra memory needed for the Content Server to index the searchable PDFs.
4. A client wants to upgrade their Documented system from 5.3 SP3 to D6, but does not have the resources to upgrade and test web applications such as Webtop and Content Server components within a single downtime window. The client asks whether the upgrade can be phased, and if so which components should be upgraded first.What is the correct response to the customer's question?
A) Web applications may be upgraded before or after the Content Server is upgraded.
B) Web applications must be upgraded after the Content Server is upgraded.
C) Web applications must be upgraded before the Content Server.
D) Web applications do not need to be upgraded to make use of D6 features.
5. A customer requires that users be able to create and edit documents in a Documentum repository from within Microsoft Office applications. The customer does not want to maintain any custom code or have any Documentum software downloaded to user's desktops.In addition to Content Server, which product or combination of products is required to satisfy this requirement?
A) WebDAV Services
B) Webtop
C) WebPublisher, Process Integrator
D) Application Connectors
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: A | Question # 2 Answer: A | Question # 3 Answer: B | Question # 4 Answer: A | Question # 5 Answer: A |

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