A. Select View Link from the Components window and draw a line on the diagram from ItemVO to OrdVO. Use the Application Module Editor to define the data model for the hierarchy.

B. Create a view link with ItemVO as the source and OrdVO as the destination and define the linked attributes. Use the Application Module Editor to nest the OrdVO instance beneath the ItemVO instance.

C. Create a view link with OrdVO as the source and ItemVO as the destination and define the linked attributes Use the Application Module Editor to define the data model for the hierarchy.

D. Select Association from the Components window and draw a line on the diagram from OrdEO to ItemEO diagram and select Generate View Link

A. They provide a consistent abstraction over the implementation details of a business service.

B. They persist data from the database for display in the user interface

C. They implement business service functions.

D. They are the primary source of validation logic to control the behavior of your business service.

E. They are a Java API that is called directly from each Ul component to populate the component with data.

A. Ensure the task flow containing the shopping process is unbounded

B. Remove ADF Security for the application and replace it with Java EE Security for the task flow containing the checkout process

C. Add a view containing a login form to the task flow containing the checkout process

D. Grant roles access rights to the task flow containing the checkout process

A. it allows the data in the list to be filtered based on the view criteria.

B. it defines the order in which the data in the list appears.

C. it automatically gives end users a search panel from which they can filter the data in the list of values.

D. it automatically prevents excessively long lists of values by forcing the application of view criteria if the list of values has more than a defined number of rows returned

E. Defining a view criteria allows you to specify different Ul options for the list of values.

A. afpanelSplitter

B. afpanelBorderLayout

C. afpanelDrawer

D. afstretchLayout

E. afpanerTabbed

A. Create a view object based on the ItemEO entity and create a view criteria to add ttemEO PRODUCTJD - :productld. Define productld as a bind variable to be passed in by the Ul

B. Create a view object based on the ItemEO entity and add ProductEO as a reference entity.

C. Create a view object based on the ItemEO entity and modify the WHERE clause to include ItemEO PRODUCTJD = ProductEO ID

D. Create a view object based on the ItemEO entity and change the query mode to Expert Define the query as SELECT Item ORDJD, Item ITEMJD, Item.PRODUCTJD, Product.NAME, FROM SJTEM Item JOIN S_PRODUCT Product ON ltem.PRODUCT_ID=Productld.

E. Create a view object based on the ItemEO entity and modify the generated query to include SELECT ProductEO NAME. ProductEOJD, FROM S_PRODUCT ProductEO.

A. The transaction property of the task flow is set to "Use Existing Transaction if Possible."

B. The refresh property of the task flow binding is set to ifNeeded.

C. An af:reqion tag is added to the page.

D. a task flow binding is added to the page definition for the page.

E. Any views defined as pages on the bounded task flow are changed to page fragments.

A. #{securityContextuserGrantedResource [administrator1]}

B. #{securityContext.userinRolefadministrator']}

C. adf.context.securityContext.role.administrator

D. adf.context.secuhtyContext.userlnRole.administrator

E. sfadfSecurity.userlnRolefadministrator']}

A. pageflow scope: a memory scope for managed beans that is available for several pages (longer than a request scope and shorter than a session scope)

B. defining managed beans that contain references to components on a page

C. method calls as part of the definition of a page flow

D. subflows that can be included as regions inside a page

E. ability to break the page flow of an application into multiple files