499-01

499-01 practice questions, page 4 of 8, with answer review and explanations.

Question 16

By default, the analysis engine uses a "moving-window" algorithm to determine dynamic limits. You can change the algorithm by changing the DynamicLimitsAlgorithm attribute to any of these values, except:

  1. MovingWindowPercentile
  2. MovingWindowSigma
  3. HourlyLimits
  4. HistoricalBaseline
  5. HardLimits

Question 17

In AppInternals Xpert consoles, you can click on a transaction trace or metric to open the line of source code that defines the generic class.method that generated that transaction or metric when applicable. Which statements are true regarding linking between source code and AppInternals Xpert data? (Select 3)

  1. You can toggle back and forth between the source code and the AppInternals Xpert performance data to examine selected class/method transactions that exceed a particular duration.
  2. You can open the source code directly into Transaction Trace Warehouse.
  3. In Visual Studio or Eclipse source code, you can click on the name of a generic method or click inside the code for the method and link to traces on transactions that the .NET or Java code generated, and display those transactions in Transaction Trace Warehouse.
  4. You can click on the name of a generic method or click inside the code for the method and link to AppInternals Xpert metrics that the method generated, displaying in the desktop console.
  5. You can open the source code directly into Transaction Trace Analysis.

Question 18

This change will not require a restart in the application when using AppInternals Xpert:

  1. Changes in jida.config
  2. Enabling monitoring of generic classes with config.package metrics
  3. Changes in the -agentpath parameter
  4. Enabling cross-tier transactions

Question 19

JIDA automatically collects metrics from predefined categories of classes except:

  1. EJBs: classes that implement the javax.ejb.EntityBean or javax.ejb.SessionBean interfaces
  2. JDBC - classes that implement any of several interfaces in the java.sql package
  3. JNDI - classes that implement the javax.naming.Context or javax/naming/directory/DirContext interfaces
  4. Portlets - classes that implement the javax.portlet.Portlet interface
  5. Generic classes

Question 20

Which of these can be used to inject BMX JavaScript? (Select 3)

  1. AppResponse Xpert
  2. Browser plugin
  3. A load balancer such as Stingray
  4. SysAdmin or webmaster
  5. Proxy server