C_WZADM_01 SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Build Work Zone - Implementation and Administration Questions and Answers

The tasks of the cutover plan are executed in the "Deploy" phase of SAP Activate. The Deploy phase includes activities such as final preparation, cutover, and go-live support. During the cutover activity, the system is moved from the development environment to the production environment, and the business processes are migrated to the new system. The cutover plan outlines the steps that need to be followed during this process, such as data migration, system testing, and user training.

To use SAP Build Work Zone OData APIs or webhooks, you must first connect to your SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) subaccount. The subaccount provides access to the required services and resources for using the Build Work Zone APIs and webhooks. The other options listed (Content Manager, SAP API Management, Digital Workplace Service) are not directly related to connecting to and using the Build Work Zone APIs and webhooks.

A, D, and E are characteristics that are applicable to Launchpad (shell) plugins, but not to UI integration cards.

A. Launchpad (shell) plugins are managed via the administration console of DWS, while UI integration cards are managed via SAP Business Application Studio.

B. The SAP Build Work Zone Advanced extension is required in SAP Business Application Studio for UI integration cards, but it is not relevant for Launchpad (shell) plugins.

C. Both Launchpad (shell) plugins and UI integration cards are listed in the Content Manager based on the HTMLS content provider setup.

D. Application logs can be accessed from SAP BTP cockpit for Launchpad (shell) plugins, but this may not be applicable to UI integration cards depending on their implementation.

E. The source code for Launchpad (shell) plugins can be downloaded directly from SAP BTP cockpit, but this may not be applicable to UI integration cards depending on their implementation.

The correct order of SAP Activate methodology phases is:

Prepare

Explore

Realize

Deploy

Run

So, the correct order would be:

E. Prepare

B. Explore

D. Realize

A. Deploy

C. Run

The SAP Activate methodology for SAP Build Work Zone does not categorize artifacts as "development artifacts" or "non-development artifacts." However, out of the options given:

A. Launchpad plugins - This can be considered a development artifact as it involves creating custom code to extend the functionality of the SAP Build Work Zone launchpad.

D. UI Integration Cards - This can also be considered a development artifact as it involves creating custom code to integrate external data sources into the SAP Build Work Zone user interface.

B. Home pages and C. Workspaces are not typically considered development artifacts as they are usually created using the SAP Build Work Zone visual editor and do not require custom code. However, they may involve some configuration and setup work that could be considered development work.

Based on my knowledge cutoff of 2021-09, I do not have the specific knowledge related to the SAP Build Work Zone Content Manager, as it may require up-to-date knowledge of SAP products and their integrations. However, as a language model, I can provide some general information that may help.

Integration into the SAP Build Work Zone Content Manager depends on various factors such as the specific version of the software, the modules or components being used, and the existing system landscape. Typically, the integration process involves connecting various SAP and non-SAP systems and applications to enable data exchange and functionality sharing.

Based on the given options, it is difficult to determine which two system types must be integrated manually into the SAP Build Work Zone Content Manager. It may require further clarification or consultation with SAP experts to determine the correct answer.