IBM Assessment: Developing Portlets and Web Applications with IBM Web Experience Factory 8.0 Sample Questions:

1. Rob is creating a dynamic portlet of summary data but wishes to give the administrator the ability to turn a specific column of data on and off in the portlet's configuration. Which method best describes how this can be accomplished within the context of IBM Web Experience Factory's development environment?

A) Alternate HTML templates can be provided in separate WAR files for deployment.
B) The Summary Data Column can be used to create a profile entry.
C) Use a Data Column Modifier to hide the column then profile enable the status field for that column.
D) A configuration builder call can be used immediately before the builder call where the column data is defined, providing it with choices for visibility.

2. Tara is using the Dojo Inline Edit builder to give the user editing capabilities to a Data Page field. She enabled the Allow Multiple Edits input in the builder. By default, the builder automatically cancels an ongoing edit in the current field if the user selects another field to edit. When automatic canceling is about to occur, the builder fires a client event named processInlineAutoCancel. Tara wants to provide feedback to the user that asks whether they wish to cancel their edits. How can she best accomplish this?

A) She can use an Action List builder to set the value of the processInlineAutoCancel event and display a new page using a Page builder.
B) She can use an Event Handler builder to capture the OnRequestComplete event and display a model using the Dojo Dialog builder.
C) She can add a Client Event Handler builder that runs a script where she will set the continueAutoCancel field of the inlineEditState object to true or false based on the users response.
D) She can use an HTML Event builder to capture the processInlineAutoCancel event of the field and Link To an Action that will display a popup.

3. Quincy has created an Imported Page from an existing HTML form. Now he would like to add navigation on some of its HTML elements. How does he approach this task?

A) Add an Imported Page Collection builder to use all HTML elements at once, specifying their indirect references in the element input table.
B) Add HTML builders for each HTML element.
C) Add Variable builders for each HTML element.
D) Add action control builders, such as Button or Link builders for each HTML element.

4. Paul has been working on a project that is being deployed in two different versions of IBM WebSphere Portal at his company. As a result, he needs to be able to test his code with both runtimes. How does he switch from one runtime to another?

A) Open web.xml and add a new runtime element under server runtime for the new WebSphere
Portal version.
B) Right-click on the module in the Project Explorer view and click Properties > Project Facets.
The Project Facets page opens. Select the
Runtimes tab. Under the Runtimes table, select the target servers for the module.
C) Open the .bowstreet file for the project and modify the runtimes element to include the new
WebSphere Portal version.
D) Create a new server configuration for the project and assign it as the default for the project.

5. For faster iterative development and testing, Johan would like to test his models without continually logging in and logging out of the IBM WebSphere Portal server and loading the correct page. Which of the following steps should he take to accomplish this task?

A) Create a configuration to run the model stand-alone.
B) Open the model files in a browser after associating the extension .model with the browser.
C) No actions are necessary as models run embedded in the Eclipse or IBM Rational Application Developer IDE by default.
D) Create a run configuration to run the models on an embedded test server.

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