An enterprise customer requests a high-speed broadband service at three different office locations, which are indicated

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An enterprise customer requests a high-speed broadband service at three different office locations, which are indicated

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An enterprise customer requests a high-speed broadband service at three different office locations, which are indicated in three CustomerAddress structures in the order data. This requires three requests to be submitted to the activation system to activate services at the three locations.Considering a process-based order, which is the most efficient process modeling approach to send as many requests to the activation system as the CustomerAddress structures present in your order?

A. Configure a single task that sends a request to the activation system with a Pivot Node based on the CustomerAddress structure.
B. Configure a counter in your order data and a loop in the process flow, such that the task is executed as many times as the CustomerAddress structures present in the order.
C. Configure an XQuery in a task that sends a request to the activation system to publish as many messages as the CustomerAddress structures present in the order.
D. Design the process, including as many tasks that send a request to the activation system as the maximum number of CustomerAddress structures. E. configure an XQuery in a task that sends a request to the activation system by setting CustomerAddress as the multi-instance indicator in the task context.
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