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Biz Talk With Anthony Boyd From JDog Junk Removal

Anthony Boyd with JDog Junk Removal & Hauling joins our “WiFi Studio” to talk about how he successfully manages his business and stays steady through adversity.

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Sarah: Hey, good morning everyone. Welcome to Business Talk, Biz Talk with Fusion One Marketing. We are so glad you are here joining us and let’s get this thing started.

Glyna: Whoa, Sarah. That is awesome. Oh my gosh. Thank goodness for Sarah.

Yeah. Wow. That was awesome. Good morning everybody. I’m Glyna with Fusion One Marketing. For those of you who don’t know, I’m the president of the company and I’m going to go around the table here and let Sarah and Kelsi introduce their self, and then we have a very special guest that we’re really excited about this morning and we’ll introduce him. Sarah.Please visit https://fusiononemarketing.com/biz-talk-with-anthony-boyd-from-jdog-junk-removal/ for more information.

Sarah:

Hey, good morning everyone. I am Sarah. I’m the director of digital marketing with Fusion One.

Kelsi: And I’m Kelsi, I’m a social media manager for Fusion One.

Glyna: Awesome. And I feel like this guy needs no introduction because every place I see him, every place I see on social media, there he is. But we are so honored today to have our special guest, Anthony Boyd with JDog Junk Removal and Hauling. Good morning Anthony, how’s it going?

Anthony: Hey. Good morning everybody. Doing good. Glad to be here.

Glyna: Awesome. We are really excited, Anthony, you are our first official guest here on Biz Talk. So we chose you for many different reasons, but number one, you stand for what all small to medium-size businesses should be standing for, your integrity, your hard work, you’ve gotten to where you are just by hustling, and people see that and … Not hustling in a bad way … But we just wanted to kind of chat with you this morning and tell the world a little bit more about JDog and how they can get ahold of you and you can help them out. So if you don’t mind, let’s start off with your family life. People want to know it’s not just you. I know you have a beautiful family. If you’d like to tell us a little bit about them.

Anthony: Yeah, absolutely. My family life, I have the world’s most amazing woman. Her name is Blake, and together we have three children total and two that are younger and much more wild. She definitely is an amazing mother. She works from home, from her home office and she’s my peace of mind.

Glyna: Aw, wow. Cool. That’s really awesome.

Sarah: Yeah, I’m like, hey husbands listen up. If you can start off with praising your wife, you’re in good hands.

Glyna: Exactly. Oh wow, that was awesome. I do want to say one little housekeeping thing that I forgot to say about Kelsi. Kelsi is not going to be rude when she’s turned around typing on our computer, she is actually going to be answering questions that are coming in and keeping track of everything going on out in the social media world. So anyway, Sarah, I’ll let you take it.

Sarah: Okay. All right. Well along with you were just talking about family life. So I want to know, because I have three kids as well, so my question is how has it been now working from home and having all of you together and are you coping okay or is it at all working?

Anthony: It’s really chaotic at times, to be honest. Bailey and Kayla, Bailey’s five, Kayla is almost two-

Sarah: Oh boy, yeah.

Anthony: So high, super high energy. But we get along great. Everybody’s been doing what we need to do to keep the ball rolling. And the kids love playing outside, and fortunately for us, we like going out on the back deck and working while they’re playing. So it works out pretty well.

Glyna: Yeah. That’s awesome. Yeah, we like to ask that because it makes everybody feel like we’re not alone, we’re dealing with husbands, wives, animals, it’s like how’s everybody coping with all of this stuff. Well let me ask you Anthony, how did you find out about JDog? How did that all come about? And just tell us a little bit about that.

Anthony: I was about to pull my hair out in my day to day job. I mean I just got to searching just different business opportunities out there and ran across an article that talked about a veteran-owned, veteran operated business or a business for veterans and veteran families and pop up, requested some information about JDog and about two days later I received the phone call. We talked for a little bit and it’s been nothing but flourishing ever since and I don’t regret it.

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Glyna: Oh fantastic. Anthony has such a great story. I mean from the day you, as we say, opened to now, I mean it’s been a whirlwind hasn’t it?

Anthony: It really has. It’s been absolutely, it’s a blessing, but it’s been a long ride too. I definitely credit BNI for helping my business grow and having some really great mentors that are experienced in the industry. They’ve been phenomenal to me.

Glyna: Fantastic. Sarah: Yeah. How long ago, when was it that you started Anthony or made this switch?

Anthony: We opened the doors August 15th of 2019.

Sarah: My gosh. Wow.

Glyna: Yeah. It is definitely [crosstalk 00:06:19]. And he definitely gets around because I know that every time I want to introduce him to someone, they already know him. That just shows you how much hard work and I’ve not heard one person say any, not even one negative thing about you or how you operate your company and that says so much about how successful you’ve been I think. You’re putting in the hard work and you’re doing it the right way. You mentioned veteran-owned and operated. What was your service career? Do you mind touching on that just a few minutes?

Anthony: Yeah, no, absolutely. And thank you for saying that about how we do business. It means a lot to me. My time in the service, I was in the army, served 10 years altogether, was an infantry guy, had a blast, got to travel the world, meet all kinds of great people all over the Middle East. I decided about eight years in, you know what, I think I’m getting tired and I just want to call it quits and I’ve been going for the last two years and here we are. It’s literally flown by. That was in 2010 when I got out and it’s, wow, it’s scary to think in June of this year, it’ll be 10 years ago.

Glyna: Wow. Time definitely flies.

Sarah: So every business, this is what I was curious about, every business has been impacted in some way with this … We’re calling it the Corona crap.

Glyna: That’s a Fusion One Marketing term.

Sarah: Yeah, well with the Coronavirus, I mean we say that lightly, we know it’s been a real big situation for a lot of people, both personally and professionally. So my question would be, I saw a post that I loved about how your business is staying steady and that you’re pushing through. And I was curious to know if you’ve had to change how you’re operating your business or how operating your business has been affected by the Coronavirus.

Anthony: Yeah, it’s kind of two-fold with the way the lockdown with everything and businesses are going, it has affected us to a small degree. We’ve had to cut back on some of our labor hours and that kind of thing and adjust from that. But we’ve been really blessed to be able to pick up more of our commercial side and change gears and focus that direction.

Anthony: But also with people are being home more, they’re having more time around the house, they’re really getting tired of seeing the same old things laying around the house. So they pick up the phone or they shoot an email and they say, hey, do you take this, and we’re happy to do it. So that in itself is starting to pick up on the junk side.

Kelsi: Now’s a great time to start cleaning out that garage, go through your closet, donate to people in need. And you do donate a lot of the materials you pick up, correct?

Anthony: We absolutely do. If it does not have to go to the trash or the dump, it does not go there at all.

Kelsi: Good.

Glyna: That to me is huge. We worry about our landfills and trash, our dump places getting too full. Let’s back up a second. If somebody asks you what you did, how do you describe it to people as far as the services you offer and the most common things that you see or you help people with?

Anthony: Yeah, it’s simple guys. What we do is anything that’s unwanted that you can think of possibly laying around your home or your business, whether it’s an appliance, old clothes, furniture, trash in the backyard, the old shed, the piano, it’s literally unlimited. If you don’t want it, we can either make it disappear or give it a brand new home.

Glyna: Awesome. That is fantastic. So like Kelsi said, my gosh, you guys, you’re sitting at home, there can’t be too much to do. You can only watch so much Netflix.

Kelsi: Brain rots.

Glyna: Get up, clean out your house, and call Anthony because- Sarah: You said that you’ll pick up virtually anything. Does anybody ever say to you, can you pick up my spouse or kids.

Anthony: Yeah, we laugh about it, but it’s like, hey, while you’re in the backyard, can you take him with. We can for a small fee, but no, we can’t.

Glyna: Guess there’s no place to take him but home with you, right?

Anthony: I can put him to work.

Glyna: Oh my gosh. Well, I love the JDog brand is just, I think fantastic and very recognizable. In fact, that truck, you can see it coming from miles. Everybody comments, I’m sure, on your truck. Have you ever got business just by somebody seeing your truck? There’s some camouflage there.

Anthony: Yeah, the truck itself, honestly, you get about three or four calls a month on just the truck. Hey, I’ve seen your truck, or hey, I’ve seen you at the red light the other day, hey, you were at Home Depot. So it’s definitely a conversation starter.

Glyna: I love that because you see people wrap their vehicles and stuff and sometimes you’re like, you have to really study it to see what they’re even talking about or why it’s wrapped or what they do. But there is no denying what JDog does. So your branding is fantastic.

Anthony: Thank you. Thank you very much.

Sarah: Absolutely.

Kelsi: viewers out there, I see Elise, Steven, Lavonne said hey a few minutes ago, if you guys have any questions for Anthony, feel free to comment those and I’ll relay them to him.

Glyna: Yeah, we want to hear them.

Sarah: Glyna have you got a question, or do you want me to go?

Glyna: Go ahead. I’ve got [inaudible 00:12:41] questions, but go ahead. Sarah: So tell a little bit about, I know you work a lot with Grace Klein, correct? Is that accurate?

Anthony: Yes it is.

Sarah: So I wanted to ask, Kelsi had talked about what you do after you pick up the items. So do you have … How does your relationship work with Grace Klein?

Anthony: Originally, Grace Klein, their community side, if we have the time, we’re definitely happy to haul whatever needs or supplies that they have as far as Grace Klein Community. Now we’ve only been able to do that once, but we look forward to helping out with them a lot more. Here recently we’ve worked on the construction side as far as construction and rig clean up, and it’s worked great, they’re wonderful people and absolutely love working with them.

Kelsi: Cindy wants to know what other organizations some of your donations go to.

Anthony: Alabaster Give Backers is a huge one. We give a lot and we’re happy to do so. We try to stay with organizations that turn around and want to give it back to others just the same as they received them.

Kelsi: Elise wants to know what is the most unique item that you’ve been asked to pick up?

Glyna: This should be-

Anthony: I would say a piano bar.

Kelsi: A bar and piano.

Anthony: It’s an upright piano and the face of it opens up to a bar.

Glyna: Where did you take that, your house?

Anthony: Yeah. It actually has a very good home now, so we were able to reappropriate it the right way.

Glyna: How fun.

Sarah: Wow. That’s amazing. Well we were curious, we’re like, I wonder what the strangest thing is that you’ve ever-

Glyna: Yeah, that’s what I was like, is that it?

Anthony: I think so. There’s been a few others, but that was the best one.

Kelsi: If I want to remodel my bathroom or my kitchen, you will come in and rip the cabinets out for me and stuff like that too, right?

Anthony: Yeah. No issue. No issue. We’ll come in, and the only thing we don’t do is go back with it. It’s fast, it’s clean, we are insured, and we want to take care of it.

Glyna: I’m sure that you run into a lot of messes in your … In other words, when you come up are you always holding your breath, wondering what you’re going to find when somebody says, come over and check this out.

Sarah: Or they say I’ve got a few items and then.

Glyna: A few items.

Anthony: Yeah, I few items can turn into 12 garbage bags later.

Glyna: What do you think has been the biggest mess that you’ve cleaned up? Because I’ve seen some amazing before and after pictures. And all of you, if you go to JDog’s Facebook page, some of those before and after pictures are amazing.

Anthony: Biggest mess? I don’t know that I really gauge it by the messes.

Glyna: Maybe mess isn’t the right word. Biggest job. How about the biggest job.

Anthony: I would say eight trailers. Eight to nine trailers. The really awesome part of that was about five of those trailers were complete donations. The Foundry was able to come in and be a part of this. Multiple smaller businesses around the area were able to chime in and get to be a part of the situation and taking care of the customer and it worked out extremely well.

Kelsi: Cindy commented, if you ever pick up another piano bar, you should deliver it to her house.

Sarah: Is that what Cindy said?

Anthony: I definitely will do that.

Kelsi: And Kimberly Boyd said that Anthony and his crew are fantastic.

Anthony: Thank you.

Glyna: Who said that?

Kelsi: Kimberly Boyd.

Glyna: Aw.

Sarah: I have to say, you have so many good reviews, five-star reviews every single week. It’s incredible. I mean, that’s something that speaks for itself, that people-

Anthony: I don’t want to ruin it.

Sarah: I love it when people recognize your hard work.

Kelsi: I think it’s a big testament because a lot of people aren’t really willing to spend the time to make those reviews, or write those reviews, and so the fact that you’re having an impact on these people enough for them to turn around and voice their satisfaction is really good. We have a lot of … Times it’s hard to get people to leave reviews, so you’re doing really great in that regard.

Anthony: Well thank you. We take a lot of pride in just going the extra mile, man, doing the right thing, cleaning up after yourself. We take a lot of pride in just hauling junk, just cleaning up the trash out of the yard, you do what you can do and hope that it’s good enough.

Kelsi: Loves that. Everybody loves to live in a clean area.

Glyna: Anthony if we were going to help you out, us and people that are going to be watching this, whether they’re watching it now or on the replay, what types of people can we introduce you to that could help you generate more business? I know realtors might be a good fit for you because maybe they run into people when they’re selling houses that need a big clean-out.

Anthony: Yeah. Real estate agents, property managers, any friends and family that need that help either one picking up, cleaning up or just removing any unwanted items, whether it be from their home or other small business owners. That is a fantastic way to start. A lot of small business owners, they need help too.

Glyna: Yeah, true. That is definitely true.

Anthony: Any apartment managers will work great.

Glyna: Okay, perfect. Awesome. Sarah got anything?

Sarah: Well I was just looking on your website too and I love the term transparent pricing. I mean I just love that and I wanted to see if you could sort of expand on that, because I just think that’s such a strong message that you come out with the transparent pricing. So what exactly is that?

Anthony: So transparent pricing. We come out and do all pricing on site. It’s in person. We charge by volume. So when we come out and we say, hey, you know what, we’re going to do this job for X, Y, or Z, it is what it is. There is no hidden costs. When it comes time to pay up after the services are done, it’s exactly the cost that we quoted originally for the job that we quoted to do, and a lot of times we can do a little extra for the same price and still be timely and efficient and take care of our customers the right way. And we take a lot of pride in that.

Glyna: Talking about, well we’re all dealing with this, I’ll use the correct term, COVID-19, I mean people are a little bit afraid right now to meet someone face to face, to be involved in anybody coming to their house. Can you put people’s minds at ease as far as how you’re operating? I know we kind of covered it at, but how do you accept payment without having to hand somebody a cheque or how do you give them a price without having to meet with them face to face? How are you working in these guidelines when people are real gun shy about meeting face to face these days?

Anthony: No, it’s really simple. Right now everybody’s thinking outside of the box. Everybody’s doing social distancing. Everybody’s concerned about having the right PPE for the right situation and rightly so. So with each situation where it’s very unique, we can obviously do our social distancing, we can wear the right PPE if need be. If the situation permits, we can take payment over the phone. There are endless options, absolutely endless options. So we want the best for our customers and obviously we want them to be very healthy too.

Glyna: Perfect. Okay. Anything else coming in Kelsi? Any other questions we need to before we get going?

Sarah: Anthony, what is the best way to get in touch with you, for people to reach out to you?

Anthony: Oh yeah, you can call me directly. My cell phone number … I mean can I give that right now, I don’t know-

Glyna: Sure.

Anthony: You can call 844- GET-JDOG. You can reach us at jdogjunkremoval.com. We’re everywhere. Hit us on Facebook.

Glyna: Yeah, you are everywhere. I will give you that. So, well, we really want to thank you for coming on today and I hope you pick up some more customers just from us being on and sharing all this info. Is there anything you want to share that maybe we didn’t cover last?

Anthony: No, I just want to say thank you. It’s more than a pleasure being with you guys this morning, working with you, and finally getting to see the faces that do all these amazing things behind the scenes. That’s pretty awesome.

Glyna: Well, great. Well we think you’re awesome and I know everybody else does too. So I want to just thank you for coming on and just let us know if there’s anything else we can do for you.

Anthony: Thank you very much.

Glyna: Thank you. Have a great day everybody. Bye.

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300+ TOP WEBMETHODS Interview Questions and Answers

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1.What is EAI ? EAI or Enterprise Applications Integration can be defined as data that can be integrated from disparate applications regardless of the platform, allowing the sharing of business processes amongst multiple organizations. 2.What are the Major categories of EAI? Integration can be at different application layers: Data Level Integration: Batch data transfer, OR On-line propagation of data updates API Level Integration: Data is accessed through published API services Service Method Level Integration: Common services shared by different applications User Interface Level Integration: The controller reacts to the user input. It creates and sets the model. Common user interface (e.g. web based) for unified access to multiple applications. 3.What are the Advantages of EAI? Advantages of EAI solutions are: Streamlines business processes and helps raise organizational efficiency. Real time information access among systems. Maintains information integrity across multiple systems. Speedier transactions at reduced costs. If one of the applications misbehaves and requires to be shut down for maintenance, then with EAI, we can easily “decouple” it from rest of the systems. Which avoids having to bring down other systems. 4.What are the disadvantages of EAI? The main disadvatages of using EAI systems: Constant change: The very nature of EAI is dynamic and requires dynamic project managers to manage their implementation. Lack of EAI experts : EAI requires knowledge of many issues and technical aspects. EAI is a tool paradigm: EAI is not a tool, but rather a system and should be implemented as such. Building interfaces is an art : Engineering the solution is not sufficient. Solutions need to be negotiated with user departments to reach a common consensus on the final outcome. A lack of consensus on interface designs leads to excessive effort to map between various systems data requirements. Loss of detail : Information that seemed unimportant at an earlier stage may become crucial later. Accountability : Since so many departments have many conflicting requirements, there should be clear accountability for the system's final structure. 5.What are the main companies which provide EAI tools / software? TIBCO webMethods Vitria iPlanet MQSeries (IBM) iPlanet BizTalk (Microsoft) WebLogic (BEA) 6.What is webMethods? A company that provides integration tools. The key products include Integration Server, Enterprise Server, Business Integrator, Workflow and Mainframe Integration Server. webMethods is a company, not a product. 7.What are the modules of webMethods Product Suite? Integration and B2B Service Oriented Architecture Business Process Management Business Activity Monitoring 8.What are the tools of webMethods Integration ? webMethods Adapters webMethods Developer webMethods Integration Server webMethods Integration Platform webMethods Broker webMethods Monitor webMethods Optimize for Infrastructure webMethods Trading Networks webMethods EDI Module webMethods EDIINT webMethods eStandards Modules webMethods PIM 9.What Is Developer? webMethods Developer is a graphical development tool that you use to build, edit, and test integration logic. It provides an integrated development environment in which to develop the logic and supporting objects that carry out the work of an integration solution. It also provides tools for testing and debugging the solutions you create. 10.What Is an Element? An element is an item that exists in the Navigation panel in webMethods Developer.Elements include folders, services, specifications, IS document types, triggers, and ISschemas. In the Navigation panel, servers and packages are not considered to be elements.

WEBMETHODS Interview Questions 11.What Is an Element? An element is an item that exists in the Navigation panel in webMethods Developer.Elements include folders, services, specifications, IS document types, triggers, and ISschemas. In the Navigation panel, servers and packages are not considered to be elements. 12.What Is a Startup Service? A startup service is one that Integration Server automatically executes when it loads a package into memory. 13.What Is a Flow Service? A flow service is a service that is written in the webMethods flow language. This simple yet powerful language lets you encapsulate a sequence of services within a single service and manage the flow of data among them. 14.What Is the Pipeline? The pipeline is the general term used to refer to the data structure in which input and output values are maintained for a flow service. It allows services in the flow to share data.The pipeline starts with the input to the flow service and collects inputs and outputs from subsequent services in the flow. When a service in the flow executes, it has access to all data in the pipeline at that point. 15.How to invoke a service from a browser ? Use a URL in the form: http://servername:port/invoke/folder.subFolder.subsubFolder/serviceName (the package name is not part of the URL in any way) 16.What happens when the pub.flow:tracePipeline service is invoked? The Integration Server logs the name-value pairs in the pipeline at that time 17.When creating a BRANCH flow element, what is the purpose of the "scope" field on the properties tab? To restrict pipeline access to only the data in this document 18.What is the primary function of the built-in pub.flow:savePipeline service? Save the current pipeline to a named memory location on the Integration Server 19.When you create and save the FLOW "my.pack:myFlow" in the "MyPack" package, where will you find the code? In the "MyPacknsmypackmyFlowflow.xml" file 20.What is the Branch operation? Branch operation conditionally executes an operation based on the value of a variable at run time 21.What is the default behavior, if a Flow EXIT does not specify a "from"? $loop will be assumed, and a com.wm.lang.flow.FlowException will be thrown if the EXIT is not in a LOOP 22.An Integration Server package may have one or more startup services. When does a startup service execute? Whenever the package is loaded or re-loaded 23.By default, the webMethods Integration Server has an HTTP listener assigned to which port? 5555 24.How can the webMethods Integration Server logging date format be changed? By editing the watt.server.dateStampFmt parameter in the server.cnf file 25.When coding IS Services, how can a variable of type Document Type be represented in Java? Variable of type Document Type be represented as "IData " 26.For a REPEAT operation to execute as long as the specified repeat condition remains true, the count parameter needs to be set to: The count parameter needs to be set to "-1 " . 27.When creating Flow services, what is the purpose of a SEQUENCE operation? The purpose of Sequence operation is to group a subset of Flow operations so that they are treated as a unit. 28.If the webMethods Integration Server is started with from the server root directory with this command, "binserver.bat -debug 9 -log none", what does this tell the server to do? Start in level 9 debug mode and write all server log information to the screen. 29.The Integration Server requires access to the Java classes for each JDBC driver that it will use. Typically, where must such Java classes be placed? webMethods6IntegrationServerlibjars 30.The Flow Services are physically stored on the webMethods Integration Server in the form of: Flow Services are physically stored on the webMethods Integration Server as "XML" files. 31.What is the default behavior if a Flow EXIT does not specify a "from"? The EXIT will throw an java.lang.NullPointerException. 32.After a default installation, in order to use the pub.file:getFile service, what needs to be done? pub.file:getFile does not require any modifications to the Integration Server. 33.What happens when the pub.flow:tracePipeline service is invoked? The Integration Server logs the name-value pairs in the pipeline at that time. 33.How to use SEQUENCE as the Target of a BRANCH? Set evaluate label property of branch step to true. Then set the label property of sequence with the value on which it needs to be processed. 34.How to Restore a Session on a Server? 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We can change the Order of steps in a Flow Service of Various other services which are called in sequence within Flow service using "Shift Up and Shift Down" buttons exists at top of Editor Panel. As well we can move any service or Map inside a SEQUENCE or BRANCH using "Shift Left and Shift Right" buttons 38.When and why should we use transformers and flow services? How are they different from each other? Mapping is the process of performing transformations to resolve data representation differences between services or document formats. By linking variables to each other on the Pipeline tab, you can accomplish name transformations and structural transformations. However, to perform value transformations you must execute some code or logic. Developer provides two ways for you to invoke services: You can insert INVOKE steps or you can insert transformers onto the Pipeline tab. Transformers are the services you use to accomplish value transformations on the Pipeline tab. 39.What are Structural transformations ? Splitting one field into several or merging fields, reordering portions of a message or renaming fields are know as structural transformations 40.How to Move Flow Steps? Open the webMethods developer in EditPrespective.Select the flow step u wanna move just drag it to the place u want to move.Otherwise use the arrow buttons on the editor pannel to move the selected flow steps. 41.How to remove a system lock from an element? System locks can be removed by making the server side files of the element as redable.right Click on the elemet in developer which is system locked.and choose the lock properties. It will display the server side files for the element.Make the files as readable and click the referesh button in the developer.You will find that the element is no more locked. 42.How to Find Elements in the Navigation Panel? 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Outside the catch block put a branch on that variable or flag and if it is non-null then exit with failure or call the service that generates the exception. 49.How to get the current index of the List in a loop? There is a special variable on the pipeline called $iteration which will be incremented as the loop operator works up through the list. 49.How to limit a flow service executed only by one thread at a time? Create a java service Create a private static object on the shared source (private static Object LOCK_OBJ = new Object(); ) Have the code below on the java service source: IDataCursor idc = pipeline.getCursor(); IDataCursor idcResult = null; try { // put this section into a critical section to ensure single-threaded execution synchronized(LOCK_OBJ) { Execute a flow service using Service.doInvoke } idc.destroy(); idcResult.destroy(); } catch (Exception exc){ ServerAPI.logError(exc); idc.destroy(); throw new ServiceException(exc.toString()); }\ 50.How do I sort using the JDBC select adapter service? Although there is no tab to specify "order by" the same functionality is able to be specified in the "SELECT" tab. One of the columns in the is labelled "Sort Order" which will allow you to specify the column(s) you wish to sort by. To alter the order: simply alter the order of the columns selected. 51.How should I organise connection pools ? If you have adapter notifications and adapter services then you will need to have two separate connections. Otherwise you may get strange errors about transactions and the like. You should also avoid having connection pools shared across different functional areas, even if they are pointing to the same database. The reason for this is that tuning the size of the pool becomes quite difficult if you have multiple types of usage of a pool. You are also unable to easily change the database settings for one without impacting on the other. One approach that seems to work quite well is to have separate pools for each package (generally.. not a hard and fast rule though), as your packages should generally be divided up according to functional area too. 52.How to preserve existing pipeline before a restorePipeline step ? Set the "$merge" variable in restorePipeline or "merge" in restorePipelineFromFile to be true. This will ensure that everything in the pipeline before a restorePipeline step is preserved. 53.What is the primary function of the built-in pub.flow:savePipeline service? Save the current pipeline to a named memory location on the Integration Server. 54.What is the default behavior if a Flow EXIT does not specify a "from"? $loop will be assumed, and a com.wm.lang.flow.FlowException will be thrown if the EXIT is not in a LOOP 55.An Integration Server package may have one or more startup services. When does a startup service execute? Startup service will execute whenever the package is loaded or re-loaded 56.What is the primary purpose of a Web Service Connector? The purpose of Web Service Connector is to invoke a Web Service on a different web server Startup service will execute whenever the package is loaded or re-loaded 57.The Developer was used to create a Java Service named myService in a folder named myFolder in the Default package. What is the best way to hide the source code of the Java service? Configure an Access Control List which only allows members of authorized groups and assign it as the Read ACL for the service 58.When using the SEQUENCE Flow operation, if exit-on is set to SUCCESS, what condition will cause the entire SEQUENCE to fail? When all of the child operations fail . 59.The Integration Server requires access to the Java classes for each JDBC driver that it will use. Typically, where must such Java classes be placed? Java classes are be placed in WebMethods6IntegrationServerlibjars 60.TThe Package Management interface of the WebMethods IS Administrator can be used to create package dependencies. Package dependencies can be used to:? Ensure that specific WebMethods IS packages are loaded before the depending package loads WebMethods Questions and Answers Pdf Download Read the full article

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