A. Select Action rules send a personalized email to a set of users that is defined by another rule.

B. Select Action rules return actions for a portlet based on conditions expressed in the rule.

C. Select Action rules return items of content from a resource collection based on conditions expressed in the rule.

D. Select Action rules allow pages and portlets to be hidden based on conditions expressed in the rule.

A. Portlets and widgets cannot interact with each other.

B. Widgets and portlets can interact by using shared render parameters and events.

C. Widgets and portlets can interact by using events.

D. Widgets and portlets can interact by using shared render parameters.

A. WSRP producer portlets cannot use IBM WebSphere Portal internals in portlets such as engine objects or engine tags.

B. WSRP producer portlets cannot use PUMA SPI for accessing user information.

C. WSRP producer portlets cannot access portlet render parameters.

D. WSRP producer portlets do not support edit_defaults_compatibility portlet mode.

A. The login service can be used to change the default behavior in reaction to particular errors that might occur during the login, such asredirecting the user to a change password page if the user's password is expired.

B. The login service can be used to trigger a form-based login to IBM WebSphere Portal from any portlet.

C. The login service can be used to retrieve a com.ibm.portal.um.User object representing the current user and providing the current user'sprofile attributes.

D. The login service can be used to propagate information to the WebSphere Portal login, for example, in the javax.security.auth.Subject objectpassed on to the JAAS login.

A. Use the IBM WebSphere Integrated Solutions console to edit the Dynamic Content Spot to update the menu definition and restart the customtheme application.

B. Declare the menu item as visible in the server-side feed then override in the client-side's visibilityFn.

C. Update the shelfActions.json using the WebDAV located inside the menuDefinitions folder and then register the changes inside the theme.js filelocated inside the js folder.

D. Declare the menu item as not visible in the server-side feed. Declare the menu item as visible in the client-side code, and then stop and restartthe custom theme application.

A. Quinn must add the tag pointing to myLightBox.css into the block. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein as long asthe page uses the nondeferred profile and the event is added to the event handler

B. Quinn should add all this code right after the theme's tag to ensure the functionality happens as soon as the body markup is loading.

C. Quinn must create a CSS sub-contribution type in her module pointing to myLightBox.css. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein aslong as the page uses the default deferred profile and the event is added to the event handler.

D. Quinn should really write all CSS and JavaScript inline for performance reasons so secondary requests to the server are never made.

A. Notifications are handled by the browser.

B. No action phase required.

C. No need to distribute events to portlets.

D. No action phase required and no need to distribute events to portlets.

E. No limits to the payload data.