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

1. Kenisha wants to see which artifacts in the Application Tree (WebApp Tree) are created by a particular builder call. How can she do this task?

A) Click the arrow next to the Builder call or right-click the Builder call and select Show Elements in Application Tree.
B) Select the Model XML view and click the Builder Call in the Outline view.
C) In the Application Tree, right-click each element to see the name of the Builder call that created it.
D) In the Project Explorer, right-click the Model and select Open with Dependency Tracker.

2. 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 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.
C) 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.
D) 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.

3. Paul has been working on a project that is being deployed in two different versions of IBM WebSphere Portal at his company. As a result, he needs to be able to test his code with both runtimes. How does he switch from one runtime to another?

A) Open the .bowstreet file for the project and modify the runtimes element to include the new
WebSphere Portal version.
B) Right-click on the module in the Project Explorer view and click Properties > Project Facets.
The Project Facets page opens. Select the
Runtimes tab. Under the Runtimes table, select the target servers for the module.
C) Open web.xml and add a new runtime element under server runtime for the new WebSphere
Portal version.
D) Create a new server configuration for the project and assign it as the default for the project.

4. Which of the following statements is not true about the Client Application Builder?

A) It permits models to include both client-side mobile builders and traditional builders.
B) It defines the aggregator page into which all other pages in the model will load.
C) It is provided via the Client-Side Application Development Support Feature Set.
D) It can only be added using a client-side model wizard.

5. Mike is working on a Service Provider model that retrieves data from a REST service. He needs to perform a filter and a sort transformation on the data that he wants to expose as a service operation. What is the best way for Mike to accomplish this task?

A) Write a separate provider model for each transformation, and invoke them both from the consumer model.
B) Write a method that invokes the filter and a sort transformation and expose it as the service operation.
C) Chain the filter and a sort transformation together and expose the resulting data service as the service operation.
D) Wire the two transforms together using the Cooperative Portlet builders.

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