最新的IBM WebSphere Portal & Portal Products Fundamentals - LOT-440免費考試真題

A. the identification of the system time when a thread triggered the log event

B. the identification of the Java class when a thread triggered the log event

C. the identification of the thread that triggered the log event

D. the identification of the Java process that triggered the log event

A. The authoring template cannot determine what element types are included in a content item,
whether a workflow will be used or not and what
workflow to use, and where the content item can be saved.

B. Content items can be used to store web page specific content in the form of elements.

C. The look and feel of a content item when displayed in a website does not depend on what
authoring template was used to create the content
item or what presentation template is used to display the content.

D. Unlike traditional websites, a single content item cannot be linked to different areas within the
website or linked to a different website altogether.

A. The script can be used on an environment even when the administration portlets are blocked.

B. He can execute the script while WebSphere Portal is stopped.

C. Writing the script requires a development environment which Steve's developers already have.

D. The scripts can be run by anyone with a web browser, even operations.

A. Rule Mappings by Campaign and Rule Mappings by Content Spot

B. Rule Mappings by Campaign and Rule Mappings by databases

C. Personalization data and Resource Collections

D. Personalization data and Rule Mappings by Content Spot

A. The portlet needs to communicate with other portlets on the page.

B. The portlet needs to support impersonation.

C. The portlet runs some resource-intensive requests.

D. The portlet is provided by a third party.

E. The portlet needs to support mobile markup.

A. Services are autonomous.

B. Services are statefeul.

C. Services are tightly coupled.

D. Services are black boxes.

E. Services are without standardized contracts.

A. Traverse but not view Page1; view Page1's child pages.

B. Create private pages as children of Page1.

C. Create pages as children of Page1 for other members of Group1 to access.

D. View Page1 and all of its child pages.