Policies at the API level have classloader isolation. This means that classes and resources used by an API-level policy are loaded within the classloader context of that API instance. This isolation helps prevent class conflicts and allows each API to manage its dependencies independently.
So the answer is B as the classloader isolation exists between the application, the runtime, connectors and policies.
The correct answer is B. Classloader isolation exists between the application, the runtime and connectors, and policies.
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