APIs - 12% Flashcards
In the Salesforce Industries Component Object Model (COM), what is the role of an interface?
A. It provides the business logic to answer system queries.
B. It is a call out to business logic.
C. It contains the pricing information for products.
D. It is an interchangeable, reusable component that can’t be customized.
E. It maintains and applies business logic without deployment.
Correct answer: B. It is a call out to business logic.
Explanation: The interface in the Salesforce Industries COM is essentially a call out to business logic. It poses the question that the implementation, or business logic, answers.
What is the key benefit of using Salesforce Industries applications’ interfaces and implementations?
A. They are fixed and provide a consistent approach to business logic.
B. They allow you to define interfaces once and deploy them multiple times to consistently maintain and apply business logic.
C. They provide multiple implementations for each interface, but do not allow customization.
D. They are interchangeable and reusable but cannot be replaced.
E. They preserve your existing business logic but do not allow for customization.
Correct answer: B. They allow you to define interfaces once and deploy them multiple times to consistently maintain and apply business logic.
Explanation: Salesforce Industries applications use interchangeable, reusable interfaces and implementations, allowing you to define interfaces once and deploy them many times, which helps consistently maintain and apply business logic.
What does a “default” implementation in Salesforce Industries CPQ mean?
A. It is an implementation that supports all rules.
B. It is a stub or nonoperative “no-op” implementation that returns the same input as output without modification.
C. It is an implementation that applies rules without needing activation.
D. It is a custom implementation written using Apex code.
E. It is an implementation that always needs to connect to external syste
Correct answer: B. It is a stub or nonoperative “no-op” implementation that returns the same input as output without modification.
Explanation: A default implementation in Salesforce Industries CPQ is essentially a stub or “no-op” implementation. It receives input and returns the same input as output without making any modifications.
What does a “hybrid” implementation in Salesforce Industries CPQ entail?
A. It is a mix of default and custom implementations.
B. It is a mix of Salesforce Industries implementations and custom implementations.
C. It is an implementation that solely connects to external systems.
D. It is a custom implementation that uses only Apex code.
E. It is a default implementation that supports all rules.
Correct answer: B. It is a mix of Salesforce Industries implementations and custom implementations.
Explanation: A hybrid implementation in Salesforce Industries CPQ is a combination of provided Salesforce Industries implementations and custom implementations. This allows for a flexible system that can cater to specific business needs while utilizing Salesforce’s built-in functionalities.
