A BizTalk Server 2010 solution receives invoices in XML format. The solution receives only two types of files: XML files that contain only a single invoice.
The filename of these files starts with the letter S.XML files that contain multiple invoices. The filename of these files starts with the letter M.
You create a receive port with two FILE receive locations. Both receive locations point to the same folder on the file system but each receive location has a different file mask. You configure each receive location to pick up one type of invoice XML. You need to ensure that the single-invoice XML files are processed as soon as possible, and the multiple-invoice XML files are only processed outside of office hours. What should you do?

• A. In the receive port, delete one of the receive locations. Configure the other receive location to pick up both types of files. Set the service window to reflect the outside office hour time range.
• B. Set the schedule start date and stop date of the receive location that picks up the multiple-invoice XML files to reflect the outside office hour time range.
• C. Set the service window of the receive location that picks up the multiple-invoice XML files to reflect the outside office hour time range. Make sure this receive location is disabled.
• D. Set the service window of the receive location that picks up the multiple-invoice XML files to reflect the outside office hour time range. Enable both receive locations.

A company uses BizTalk Server 2010 to receive electronic orders from multiple customers. You have schemas for all the order formats that the customers send. You need to create a business process that handles an incoming order. You create a canonical schema that represents an order. You also create an orchestration that handles an order of the canonical schema. What should you do next?

• A. Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
• B. Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a receive port and location and bind the port to the orchestration. Use the maps on the receive port.
• C. Create maps from the canonical schema to each of the customer order formats. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.
• D. Create maps from each of the customer order formats to the canonical schema. Create a send port and bind it to the orchestration. Use the maps on the send port.

You are developing an application in BizTalk Server 2010 to synchronize data. An orchestration contains a request-response port that sends a message to a web service on the destination system. At the end of the calendar year, all the rows of the source tables are updated. This process causes update delays for the destination system. You need to create a BizTalk Administration console hub query to find out which orchestrations are waiting for their updates to complete and have not encountered an error.
Which query expressions should you specify?

• A. Search For Equals Running Service Instances and Instance Status Equals Dehydrated
• B. Search For Equals Suspended Service Instances and Instance Status Equals Suspended (Not Resumable)
• C. Search For Equals Messages and Message Status Equals Suspended
• D. Search For Equals Suspended Service Instances and Instance Status Equals Suspended (Resumable)

You are integrating BizTalk Server 2010 with a secure Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service that does not have metadata exchange (MEX) enabled. The web service provider distributes an XML schema with a root node named SecretData without a namespace for the data provided by the web service. You generate a BizTalk schema based on the XML schema. You finish developing the application and deploy it for integration testing. When testing the service, you trace the messages received from the service. You see that the response message is within a single element named SecureResponse. SOAP elements wrap the response message and the SecureResponse element. You need to specify the inbound message body properties to ensure that the message can be received. What should you do?

• A. Choose the Envelope option. Add the soapProcessing endpoint behavior with the property processMessages=True.
• B. Choose the Body option. Add the useRequestHeadersForMetadataAddress service behavior.
• C. Choose the Path option. For the body path expression, specify /*[local-name()='SecureResponse']/* [local-name()='SecretData'].
• D. Choose the Path option. For the body path expression, specify /*[local-name()='SecretData']. Add the soapProcessing endpoint behavior with the property processMessages=True.

You are developing applications for BizTalk Server 2010. The application processes orders for two vendors. These vendors have different message formats for their orders. You define BizTalk schemas for both vendors in separate projects and name the projects VendorA and VendorB. You promote the OrderType property in the schema of VendorA and the PurchaseType property in the schema of VendorB.
Then you deploy the application. You need to log messages to disk for shoe orders for VendorA and bike orders for VendorB. What should you do?

• A. Add a send port group with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes Or VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes
• B. PurchaseType==Bikes Add a FILE send port with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes Or VendorPurchaseType==Bikes
• C. Add a send port group with the filter: VendorA.OrderType==Shoes And VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes
• D. Add a FILE send port with the filter: VendorOrderType==Shoes OR VendorB.PurchaseType==Bikes