最新的IBM Developing Portlets and Web Applications with IBM Web Experience Factory 8.0 - LOT-927免費考試真題

A. Use the Service Definition builders in each one, generating comments for each.

B. Use the WebApp Documentation builder, specifying Services as the report parameter.

C. Use the Service Documentation Builder, specifying all service models and the report type.

D. Add a Comment builder before each SQL call.

A. Click on the # column header in the builder call view.

B. Use the builder call right-click menu Sort option.

C. Use the model right-click menu to order the builder calls.

D. Drag the builder calls into execution order.

A. Nothing, the tool automatically updates the project after it detects that the feature set has changed.

B. Use the Upgrade Project Version option from the Project menu.

C. Use the Import command to add the updated feature set.

D. Use the Refresh installed Feature Sets check box on the Feature Info property settings.

A. Regenerate the WAR file and invoke the proper xmlaccess script

B. Regenerate the WAR file and re-save the configuration of the portlet on the server

C. Save and run any model in the project, this will automatically re-deploy

D. Regenerate the WAR file, its changes will automatically deploy

A. Define the WSDL in the SQL DataSource builder, in the Advanced section.

B. Select the generate WSDL check box in the Service Consumer and locate the WSDL file in the project.

C. 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.

D. Provide the namespace for the application, and the path to the generated WSDL file on the file system.

A. The location of log files is variable depending on selections made in the run configuration.
Emma must inspect the run configuration to
discover the path to the log files.

B. All IBM Web Experience Factory logging output is intertwined with IBM WebSphere Portal
logging. Emma must open the application server's log
files on the server to view them.

C. Log files are stored in the WEB-INF/logs directory in the deployed WAR file.

D. Log files are created in the base WEB-INF directory.

A. He simply needs to add WebAppAccess as the first argument in the method signature before any other arguments. Web Experience Factory will automatically pass a WebAppAccess reference and he can use the WebAppAccess API in the same manner as the Method builder.

B. His new Java file must contain a private member variable to hold the WebAppAccess reference. Web Experience Factory will automatically set it and he can use it within any method in the class.

C. He must continue to use the Method builder if he wants to use the WebAppAccess API. He cannot use the WebAppAccess API outside of the Method builder.

D. His new method in the Java class must get a reference to WebAppAccess by calling WebAppAccess.getCurrentWebAppAccess() method.

A. Create a IBM Web Experience Factory WAB for that can be deployed on rich clients, such as IBM Expeditor.

B. All of the above.

C. Create a stand-alone J2EE WAR file that can be deployed on IBM WebSphere Application Server.

D. Create a JSR 286 compliant portlet WAR file that can be deployed on IBM WebSphere Portal.

A. Page builders cannot be used with Page Automation builders.

B. Span tags cannot be used on Page builders.

C. JSP syntax cannot be used in a Page builder.

D. A user interface designer will need to edit the contents of the page.