IBM Developing Portlets and Web Applications with IBM Web Experience Factory 8.0 - LOT-927 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS]

Question 1

Samantha inherits a portlet from a coworker that should be using partial page refresh within tab panes. The entire portlet (but not the portal page) seems to be refreshed on each action within the portal page. Which of the following causes could trigger such behavior?

A. The portlet needs to have a Global AJAX Enablement builder added to enable the correct behavior. B. The outer page that contains the tabs has a <form> tag wrapping the tab panes, so the forms within the tab panes are stripped out by Web Experience Factory to avoid invalid HTML and thus the outer page's form is submitted and the outer page refreshed, for each action. C. The portal page on which the portlet is placed was set to server-side aggregation and should be switched to client-side aggregation. D. IBM Web Experience Factory Smart Refresh has been disabled using a Theme builder.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question 2

John is trying to wire two IBM Web Experience Factory portlets that reside on different IBM WebSphere Portal pages. What option will give him the best approach?

A. Use the Web Experience Factory Event Declaration and Event Handler builder with page wiring option available within the builder. B. Wire the two portlets together using the shared variable builder so they can share data via session. C. Wiring of two Web Experience Factory portlets on two different pages is technically not feasible. D. Use the Cooperative Portlet Source and Cooperative Portlet Target builders with WebSphere Portal's wiring tool.

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question 3

Heinrich has 35 builder calls in a model. If he wants to see the XML relevant to one specific builder call in the model, how should he find it?

A. Right-click the builder call and select View XML. B. Open the Builder Call Editor model view, and click Generate XML at the bottom. C. Open the Model XML model view, then click the builder call in the builder call list. D. Open the Model XML model view, then search for the builder call by its ID name.

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question 4

Samantha wants to add application-level logging for information specific to her application to IBM Web Experience Factory log files. How can Samantha add logging calls to a Java method?

A. Application logging requires a services engagement for such integration. B. Use the log4j API to obtain a Web Experience Factory category and write log messages to that category. C. Applications cannot log to Web Experience Factory log files. D. Use the Web Experience Factory Application Logging builder.

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Correct Answer: B Vote an answer

Question 5

Jim has a model with multiple profile sets. He wants to test different combinations of the profiles. Where should he go to accomplish this task?

A. The Navigator, where it can be dragged and dropped to the new model B. The Profile itself, from the original input (it can be copied form here) C. The Applied Profiles view, represented as a tab D. A newly created Profile Execution builder call

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question 6

What should Linus do to declare a model as a portlet?

A. Generate a model with a specific file path to its resources. B. Modify the portlet.xml file with a text editor to include file paths. C. Generate a portlet WAR file, which automatically deploys all models as portlets. D. Add a Portlet Adapter builder call to a model.

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer

Question 7

Yolanda needs to add an element to an XML structure that is interacting with an object in IBM Web Experience Factory. Assuming the XML structure exists, what would be the method that she should call to add a new child element?

A. addChildElement("ElementName") B. addChildWithText("ElementName") C. setNameWithText("ElementName") D. setName("ElementName")

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Correct Answer: A Vote an answer

Question 8

Sally has created a simple Hello World model and wants to edit one of the builder calls. How does she begin editing?

A. Locate the builder call in the Navigator, then use Open With to edit in a text editor. B. Copy the builder call and edit from the copy, then re-import the builder into the model. C. Right-click the builder call and select Edit. D. Double-click the builder call or right-click and Open, then edit in the Builder Call editor.

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Correct Answer: D Vote an answer