IBM Developing OpenSocial Applications - C2040-415 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. JSON B. CSS C. XML D. HTML E. JavaScript

A. Domino HTTP B. Domino HTML C. Domino REST D. Domino XML

A. Create a Form text field and make it computed. For the computed value enter in @GetOpenSocialStream(URL;UserName;Password);. B. Create a computedText field and make it a Pass thru-HTML text area and call @GetOpenSocialStream(URL;UserName;Password);. C. Create a computedText field and make it a Pass thru-HTML text area. For the computed value enter the appropriate Javascript within <script>. ,</script>tags. D. Create a computedText field and make it a Pass thru-HTML text area. For the computed value enter @AjaxRequest(URL;UserName;Password);.

A. There is no context property in an embedded experience when it is embedding an OpenSocial gadget. B. The "context" field is used to pass data from the gadget to the container. C. The context properties are referenced by index for the individual user of each gadget and contain a unique hash for individual embedded experiences. D. The "context" field is used to pass data to the gadget so that it knows exactly which content to render.

A. JavaScript API B. OpenSocial Persistence API C. AppData D. Data API

A. OpenSocial support in IBM Connections provides the reference implementation for other vendors to evaluate specification compliance against. B. OpenSocial only provides support for embedded experiences when used with IBM Notes. C. OpenSocial integration with IBM Connections provides the Activities application user interface. D. OpenSocial provides support for activity streams, embedded experiences, and OAuth allowing standards-based integration with in-house or third-party applications.