Middleware

What is the primary function of middleware?

• Hosting applications

• Facilitating communication between software components

• Managing databases

• Enforcing security policies

Which type of middleware is focused on asynchronous communication between distributed systems and uses message queues?

• Application Server Middleware

• Database Middleware

• Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)

• Web Services Middleware

Which integration pattern is suitable for scenarios where multiple consumers need to receive the same information?

• Point-to-Point

• Publish-Subscribe

• Request-Response

• Event-Driven

Which protocol is commonly used in RESTful APIs and web services?

• HTTP

• SOAP

• AMQP

• JMS

Which of the following is NOT a middleware integration tool or platform?

• Apache Camel

• Apache Kafka

• MuleSoft

• Oracle Database

What is one of the benefits of middleware integration?

• Reducing data errors through manual processes

• Incompatibility with changing business requirements

• Simplifying integration tasks

• Limiting scalability options

Which middleware type provides a platform for hosting and executing applications and often includes services like transaction management and security?

• Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)

• Application Server Middleware

• Database Middleware

• Web Services Middleware

Which protocol emphasizes reliability and performance and is commonly used for Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)?

• HTTP

• REST

• SOAP

• AMQP

What does the Request-Response integration pattern involve?

• Direct communication between two applications

• Broadcasting messages to multiple subscribers

• Sending a request and waiting for a response

• Triggering actions in response to specific occurrences

Which middleware integration tool is described as an open-source integration framework for routing, transformation, and protocol mediation?

• Apache Camel

• Apache Kafka

• MuleSoft

• IBM Integration Bus