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Salesforce Exam B2C Commerce Architect Topic 1 Question 62 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's B2C Commerce Architect exam
Question #: 62
Topic #: 1
[All B2C Commerce Architect Questions]

During a review of the most recent release notes, the Architect finds that Salesforce has deprecated an API that is used throughout the site. After reviewing the deprecated API usage in Business Manager, the Architect narrows down the usage of that API to a particular LINK integration cartridge. The cartridge was integrated when the site was first launched and is heavily customized for the Client.

What is the recommended way for the Architect to remove the deprecated API so the LINK integration continues to work without interruptions, and lowest level of effort'

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Suggested Answer: C

When facing a deprecated API that is used in a LINK integration cartridge, the recommended approach is to check for an updated version of the cartridge that may have replaced the deprecated API with a supported one. If an update is available:

Integrate the updated cartridge into the site, ensuring compatibility with the current site configuration.

Re-apply customizations that were made to the original cartridge to maintain functional consistency.

Thorough testing should be conducted to ensure that the integration works seamlessly without causing disruptions in the site's functionality.

This approach minimizes effort by leveraging updates provided by the cartridge vendor while ensuring the site remains functional and compliant with current API standards.


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Ronald
1 days ago
Option A seems like the most responsible choice. Better to get ahead of this and update the deprecated API rather than risk a future outage.
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Karl
11 days ago
I disagree, I think the Architect should contact the company that created the LINK cartridge to fix the issue. It's their responsibility to provide updated code.
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Candra
12 days ago
I agree with Denae, updating the deprecated API calls seems like the best way to ensure the integration continues to work smoothly.
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Denae
16 days ago
I think the Architect should update all the deprecated API calls in the LINK cartridge and test thoroughly.
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