In a Given Scenario, Recommend When to Use API-based Integrations, Such as SOAP, REST, Bulk, Streaming, Canvas, Workflow Outbound, APEX (Callouts, @ Future, Etc.) and Lightning Connect to Achieve Business Requirements. INTEGRATION-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1. 1foundation · easy

   What is a primary advantage of REST API over SOAP API for many integration scenarios?

   • AREST API guarantees higher security than SOAP API
   • BREST API provides built-in support for bulk data processing
   • CREST API uses JSON and HTTP, making it simpler and more lightweight
   • DREST API is asynchronous by default, improving performance
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What is a key limitation of SOAP API that might lead an architect to choose REST instead?

   • ASOAP API is more complex and requires a WSDL, making it heavier for simple integrations
   • BSOAP API cannot handle synchronous requests
   • CSOAP API is only available for on-premises systems
   • DSOAP API does not support authentication
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4. 3foundation · easy

   A Salesforce integration architect is evaluating the main API-based integration options available on the platform. Which statement correctly describes the general purpose of these APIs?

   • AThey are used exclusively for embedding external applications inside the Salesforce user interface.
   • BThey are designed only for real-time event notifications between Salesforce and external systems.
   • CThey are primarily used for storing large volumes of data outside of Salesforce.
   • DThey allow external systems to exchange data with Salesforce using standardized protocols.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   When should Bulk API be used instead of REST API for a Salesforce integration?

   • AWhen the integration involves processing a large number of records in batches asynchronously
   • BWhen the integration needs to embed an external application in Salesforce
   • CWhen the external system only supports SOAP-based web services
   • DWhen the integration requires real-time updates to a single record
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6. 5expert · hard

   A company needs to send order data to an external fulfillment system when an order is created. The external system is sometimes slow and the integration must not block the Salesforce transaction. The company also wants to avoid custom code if possible. Which approach should be used?

   • AStreaming API
   • BWorkflow Outbound Messaging
   • CApex @future method
   • DSynchronous Apex callout
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