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

1. Natasha wants to pass dynamic values from form fields as parameters to a REST service call. Which of the following describes the best way to accomplish that task with IBM Web Experience Factory?

A) Use the Generate Input Form check box in the REST Service Call builder to automatically extract the URL parameters into an Input Form builder call.
B) Use the Extract Parameters from the URL button in the REST Service Call builder to move the parameters from the URL input to the Parameters input table, then specify the original URL with sample parameter values in the Sample URL field.
C) Write Java code to the java.net.URL API in a method builder, passing the method arguments as arguments to the URLConnection API.
D) Use the Extract Parameters from the URL button in the REST Enable builder to move the parameters from the URL input to the Parameters input table, then specify the original URL with sample parameter values in the Sample URL field.

2. Isaac is building a web service consumer outside the context of IBM WebSphere Portal. His consumer needs access to raw data returned by a Service Definition builder in a provider model on another server. How can the WSDL be generated and provided?

A) Select the generate WSDL check box in the Service Consumer and locate the WSDL file in the project.
B) Use the check box for WSDL generation in the Service Definition builder call and reference the generated WSDL by URL to the provider model with the suffix /Action!getWSDL.
C) Define the WSDL in the SQL DataSource builder, in the Advanced section.
D) Provide the namespace for the application, and the path to the generated WSDL file on the file system.

3. Which one of the following is true about the difference between the Action List builder and the Method builder?

A) The Method builder can return a value, but the Action List builder cannot.
B) The Action List builder is recommended over the Method builder. In addition to using the chooser to make a variable assignment or execute a service call, the Action List builder supports using the picker to add programming constructs to the Action List, including conditionals and looping.
C) The Action List builder allows if/else conditionals, but does not support adding looping constructs such as "for" loops and "while" loops. The Method builder allows the user to add looping logic.
D) The Method builder conveniently allows the user to drag and drop programming language constructs from the palette, which are converted into Java code. The palette cannot be used with the Action List builder.

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

5. Quincy has created an Imported Page from an existing HTML form. Now he would like to add navigation on some of its HTML elements. How does he approach this task?

A) Add an Imported Page Collection builder to use all HTML elements at once, specifying their indirect references in the element input table.
B) Add HTML builders for each HTML element.
C) Add Variable builders for each HTML element.
D) Add action control builders, such as Button or Link builders for each HTML element.

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