D is just wrong. The 'continueOnError' setting means the message will continue processing even if the spike arrest is triggered. That's the opposite of what it's saying.
A) The rate of 5 per second indicates that 5 requests can be made at any time during a second: but the 6th and later requests during the same second would be rejected
B is definitely true. If you have multiple message processors, the spike arrest would be calculated separately on each one, so you could easily exceed the 5 per second limit.
A) The rate of 5 per second indicates that 5 requests can be made at any time during a second: but the 6th and later requests during the same second would be rejected
A) The rate of 5 per second indicates that 5 requests can be made at any time during a second: but the 6th and later requests during the same second would be rejected
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