XI domain..logging...QOS

Hello ,
Could any one give answers to these ....
1.What is XI domain?
2. Web application server 6.2 has an integration engine.
Why is this so?
3. In BPM Async-Sync bridge, does the QOS change?
4. List 4 ways to enable logging / trace?
5. What is logging / trace?
With Regards,
Sunil

>  1.What is XI domain?
Process Integration.
> . Web application server 6.2 has an integration
> engine.
> Why is this so?
To enable XML communication with XI directly via XI adapter.
> 3. In BPM Async-Sync bridge, does the QOS change?
Yes. From exactly once to Best effort.
> 4. List 4 ways to enable logging / trace?
Need to look in SXMB_ADM parameters.
> 5. What is logging / trace?
TO add additional data to the XI soap messge
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