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One of your expressions uses too much memory and has poor performance.
Which two steps should you perform to improve its memory efficiency and performance?
You're designing an integration object with JSON (application/json) as the content type.
Which two data types can be automatically converted to JSON in Appian? (Choose two.)
Appian Custom data types (CDTs) can be automatically converted to JSON for integration.
Primitive data types such as text, number, and boolean are also automatically converted to JSON.
You need to create an expression rule that will be reused throughout your environment.
What are two reasons why you should include meaningful test cases when creating a new expression rule? (Choose two.)
Meaningful test cases accelerate different testing types by providing clear validation scenarios for the rule.
They support Test-Driven Development by enabling you to define expected outcomes before or during rule creation.
You need to implement a requirement where a third-party system starts a process in Appian. The third-party system can invoke a service only through Web Services Description Language (WSDL).
What should you do to start the process in Appian?
To allow a third-party system to start a process in Appian using WSDL, you should expose the process model as a web service. This generates a WSDL endpoint that the external system can invoke.
You need to connect to an external system using OAuth2.0: SAML Bearer Assertion Flow authentication type, which requests access to an API on of a signed in user.
This standard has several steps involved with the SAML Bearer Assertion Flow.
Which two steps should you perform to connect to the external system? (Choose two.)
Configure SAML for single sign-on (SSO).
The bearer-assertion flow relies on an existing SAML SSO configuration so Appian can issue a signed SAML assertion on behalf of the signed-in user.
Register the connection in the third-party system.
You must register (or ''trust'') Appian's client/certificate with the external system so it will accept the SAML assertion and issue an OAuth 2.0 access-token for the user.
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