A. That the OAuth2 client can act only on behalf of the cloud application
B. That the OAuth2 client can act only on its own behalf
C. That the OAuth2 client can act on behalf of the user only under a specific scope
D. That the OAuth2 client can always act on behalf of the user under the full set of scopes
A. persistence.xml
B. settings.xml
C. pom.xml
D. config.xml
A. They operate on the request-response programming model.
B. They can respond quickly on a high volume of API calls.
C. They are defined as responsive, resilient, elastic, and message-driven.
D. They register for callback and returns when calling other services.
A. Choose the option to generate a UI.
B. Create multiple sub-nodes for one business object.
C. Choose to generate an OData service.
D. Access CBO in SAP S/4HANA Cloud BAdI implementations.
E. Create a custom service interface.
A. Issue and grant JSON Web Token
B. Validate login details
C. Validate JSON Web Token
D. Return response payload
A. Business catalog: SAP_CORE_BC_EXT Business role: SAP_BR_ADMINISTRATOR_DPR
B. Business catalog: SAP_BC_CORE_COM Business role: SAP_BR_ADMINISTRATOR_DPR
C. Business catalog: SAP_CORE_BC_EXT Business role: SAP_BR_ADMINISTRATOR
D. Business catalog: SAP_BC_CORE_APP Business role: SAP_BR_ADMINISTRATOR
A. Import a specific software collection version to the production system.
B. View potential business interruptions affected by the import process.
C. Roll back software collections that were imported previously.
D. Apply changes to software collections during the preprocessing stage of the import process.
A. From the XSUAA service using the OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow
B. From the Credential Store service
C. From the business application using the OAuth 2.0 client credential flow
D. From the protected resources hosted by the resource server