The miniature car replicas your company sells on its site are now available in a choice of colors, each at a different price point. You wish your product page to allow your customers to select the color before adding the replica to the cart. To complicate things, your boss won't let you restart your production servers to add this functionality. What entities would you have to create to achieve this?

• A. A ConfigurationCategory, an AbstractConfiguratorSetting for color, a ConfiguratorType, and an OrderEntryProductInfo for each color a given replica is available in.
• B. A VariantCategory for color, a VariantValueCategory for each color, and a GenericVariantProduct for each color a given replica is available in.
• C. A ComposedType, that extends the VariantProduct type to add a color attribute, and an instance of this type for each color a given replica is available in.
• D. A ClassficationCategory, a ClassificationAttribute for color, a ClassificationAttributeUnit, a ClassificationAttributeValue for each color a given replica is available in, and a ClassAttributeAssignmentModel instance to tie them together.

You are creating a business process (mybusinessprocess) that requires an action (actionB) to pass an info String value to another action (actionE) occurring later in the process. What do you need to do to make this possible? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A. Create a myBusinessProcess item type that extends BusinessProcess and adds an info String property. Use an instance of this type to start the process in your Java code with businessProcessService.startProcess(new myBusinessProcessModel).
• B. Create an event myEvent that extends the AbstractProcessEvent and adds an info String property.
  Register the target action as a listener for this event. Fire the event with eventService.publishEvent (myEvent).
• C. In the mybusinessprocess.xml definition file, define an info event and configure actionB as the event's originator and actionE as its target. Trigger the event in the class implementing actionB using businessProcessService.triggerEvent(info).
• D. Create a myBusinessProcess item type that extends BusinessProcess and adds an info String property. Specify myBusinessProcessModel as the processClass argument to the process

Where are enumerations stored? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.=======

• A. Non-dynamic enumerations are stored as enumeration classes.
• B. Dynamic enumerations are stored in the database.
• C. Dynamic enumerations are stored in the active session.
• D. Non-dynamic enumerations are stored as SpEL lists in Spring.

What causes item data to be invalidated in the SAP Commerce Cloud entity cache? Note: There are =====
2 correct answers to this question.

• A. Calling the modelService.save( ) method passing an item model
• B. Receiving an invalidation event for the item via cluster messaging
• C. Calling the modelService.create( ) method passing a Model class
• D. Calling a setter method on a Model class

What type of class should you implement when you need to change the trigger for recalculating the user experience results?

• A. A voter
• B. An interceptor
• C. A populator
• D. A controller