Which one of the following is not a tool of webMethods Integration
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webMethods Adapters
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webMethods Broker
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webMethods Developer
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webMethods Integration Server
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None of the Above
All the listed options are core components of the webMethods integration platform. webMethods Adapters provide connectivity to external systems, webMethods Broker handles message routing and pub/sub messaging, webMethods Developer is the IDE for creating integration services, and webMethods Integration Server is the runtime engine. Since all of A-D are valid tools, the correct answer is E (None of the Above - meaning none of them is 'not a tool').
webMethods Integration (now part of Software AG's webMethods suite) genuinely includes all four listed components: the Integration Server (the runtime engine for services/flows), Broker (the pub-sub messaging backbone used in older webMethods architectures), Developer (the Eclipse-based design/build IDE for services), and Adapters (connectors to external systems like SAP, databases, JMS, etc.). Since every one of the four named items is a real, documented webMethods tool, there is no genuine 'odd one out' among them — making 'None of the Above' the only logically correct choice for a question asking which one is NOT a webMethods tool. Any of the first four would be factually wrong to select since each does exist in the product line.