Salesforce Exam B2C Commerce Architect Topic 4 Question 44 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's B2C Commerce Architect exam

Question #: 44
Topic #: 4

An ecommerce site has dynamic shipping cost calculation. it allows the customers to see their potential shipping costs on the Product Detail Page before adding an item to the cart.

For this feature, shipping touts are calculated using the following logic:

* Set the shipping method on the Basket

* Add the item to the basket, calculate the basket total and get the shipping cost for this method

* Remove the item from the Basket to restore the original state

* The above process is repeated for each shipping method

During the testing it was discovered that the above code violates the spi.basket.addResolveInSameResquest quota.

What should the Architect do to resolve this issue and maintain the business requirement?

AOmit the removal of the Item and speed up the process for the customer by adding the product to the basket for them.

BOmit the calculation of shipping cost until the customer is ready to check out and has chosen the shipping method they want to

CWrap each Individual step of the process its own transaction Instead of using one transaction for all steps.

DWrap the adding of product and shipping cost calculation in a transaction which Is then rolled back to restore the original state

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Suggested Answer: B

by Valentin at Jul 06, 2024, 06:21 AM

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Isaiah

3 days ago

Option C: Wrap each step in its own transaction, like a boss. Why complicate things when you can just break it down and tackle it piece by piece? Simple and efficient!

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Avery

6 days ago

What is this 'spi.basket.addResolveInSameResquest quota' you speak of? I'm just going to go with the option that involves the least amount of basket-juggling. Can't be that hard, right?

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Chantay

9 days ago

Hold up, are we seriously considering adding the item to the basket without the customer's consent? That's just plain wrong, man. Option A is a big no-go in my book.

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Rasheeda

12 days ago

I don't know, option D sounds like the best approach. Wrapping everything in a transaction and rolling it back keeps the business requirement intact without violating any quotas.

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Solange

13 days ago

Hmm, option B seems like the most straightforward solution. Why do all that extra work just to remove the item? Calculating the shipping cost on checkout makes more sense.

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