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A. It connects to external Apache web servers.

B. It contains the JVM run time for executing Java code.

C. It provides services for connecting to the device's services.

D. It provides the APIs to make calls to external web services.

E. It generates the source code stubs for your MAF application.

A. Apple offers subscriptions to its Xcode development tools. It is possible to publish to the App Store for free with an active subscription.

B. Apple provides the iOS provisioning profile and certificate you need to sign the application, but you do not need to use Apple's tools directly to package your MAF application since JDeveloper and OEPE will do the work for you if properly configured.

C. To publish to the App Store as an individual, only membership in the entry-level iOSDeveloper Program is required. Appleasks for a nominal annual membership fee. There is no need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program.

D. Publishing MAF applications to the App Store is very simple because you submit them to Oracle and not to Apple.

E. If you plan to sell your applications instead of providing them for free, you need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise program.

F. Oracle has published numerous MAF applications to the AppleAppStore without any problems and will update the MAFframework if Apple's submission requirements are changed.

A. Service-enable existing systems to support a REST interface.

B. Ensure that the REST services for existing systems handle necessary security protocols.

C. Plan to secure your REST services as needed.

D. Rearchitectyour current security strategy for your entire enterprise.

E. Rearchitectall existing systems to support mobile apps.

A. mobile device form factor

B. logged in user ID

C. user preferences

D. mobile operating system version

E. mobile operating system type

F. number ofAMXpages in the application

G. mobile device model

A. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{deviceScope.camera}"/>

B. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{device.camera}"/>

C. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{device.hasCamera}"/>

D. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{deviceScope.device.hasCamera}"/>

A. in the WS-SecurityUsernameTokenheader

B. in the HTTP Basic authentication header

C. in theUserCredentialsattribute of the SOAP envelope

D. in a cookie, if the remote server supports them

A. automatically collapses the navigator facet when in portrait mode

B. can contain onlyamx:listViewin the navigator facet

C. shows the navigator facet automatically in landscape mode

D. can includeamx:tableLayoutin theamx:panelItem

E. splits the page into two areas: top and bottom

A. They allow you to embed bounded task flows as regions in your AMX pages.

B. They can be used to standardize the layout of portions of your AMX pages in your application.

C. They are used by theamx:panelPagecomponent to provide standard locations for UI developers to drop child components in the page header, footer, and primary or secondary menu bar actions.

D. They can be used to standardize the layout of multiple AMX pages in your application.

E. They allow you to inject remote web pages into your AMX page similar to an iFrame.

A. Perform batch inserts or updates to the local SQLite database in multiple concurrent threads.

B. Use RESTFul web services and the JSON data format instead of SOAP/XML web services to communicate with the back end.

C. Transmit each picture right away over a cellular data connection and inform the user of the transfer's progress through visual indicators.

D. Always bind AMX pages directly to the Web Service DataControl and never invoke web services through a POJO Data Control.

E. Store the picturesin the local SQLite database or on the file system and transmit them to the server by starting a background thread only when a wi-fi network connection is available.