A large company is designing a Benefts application with PRPC. The company is broken into five regions, and each has different processes and business rules that affect the application. As a pilot, you are implementing the application for a single region.
How do you determine which rules belong in the framework layer versus the implementation layer? (Choose One)

• A.Only place rules in the framework layer and don't build an implementation layer until more regions are required
• B.Treat the pilot region functionality as the implementation layer
• C.Treat the pilot region functionality as the framework unless the region-specific functionality has already been defined
• D.You must gain consensus across all divisions in order to determine which rules are common across all regions

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Which of the following usage patterns would likely benefit from a short passivation timeout? (Choose One)

• A.Any applications with over 1000 concurrent users
• B.It is not recommended to use short passivation timeouts
• C.An application where most users use the system for short periods of time with frequent interactions
• D.An application where most users use the system for long periods of time with infrequent interactions

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In a PRPC application, a customer wishes to ensure that the value of "Government ID" is encrypted when stored. Database-level encryption is not available.
Which of the following is least likely needed to implement this requirement? (Choose One)

• A.Check the "Encrypt BLOB?" option for the corresponding class
• B.Install a cipher on the server
• C.Configure an Access When rule
• D.Set the corresponding property type to "TextEncrypted"

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