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

1. Ed wants to create a UI using the Dojo Tab Container builder with multiple tabs and tab panes, where each tab pane contains a distinct application flow with multiple pages of its own. What is the best way for Ed to build such an application with Web Experience Factory?

A) Put the distinct application flows in separate models and use a model container per tab pane to associate each multipage flow with an individual tab pane.
B) Use Inserted Page to insert the first page of each subapplication flow to each tab pane.
C) Use a linked model per tab pane to associate each subapplication flow model's UI with an individual tab pane.
D) The Dojo Tab Container builder cannot support such applications. He must use the Page Tabs builder instead.

2. Dave wants to see information about web service parameters, URL endpoint, and SOAP envelope. What must he do to obtain this data for a particular Web Service Call builder?

A) He must use a Java debugger to get this information.
B) There is no way for him to get this information other than contacting customer support.
C) He must set the Logging field to All in the Web Service builder to log this information to the WEB-INF/logs/debugTracing.txt file.
D) This information is always printed to the standard output console log without any developer intervention required.

3. Mary is developing an application that requires multiple, complex argument types for inter-portlet communications between two IBM Web Experience Factory portlets in the same WAR on the same IBM WebSphere Portal page. Which of the four event mechanisms is the best choice to accomplish this?

A) Property Broker Link
B) Click-to-Action
C) Property Broker Action
D) Factory Events

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

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

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