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

1. The Data Store builder allows Beth to fetch various types of data and make it available to a widget on the page that has Dojo data store enabled. All of the following data stores are valid except which one?

A) HTMLStore
B) XMLStore
C) FileStore
D) A custom Dojo data store

2. Ming has created a form using a Input Form builder that has 16 fields to complete, but all are very small. He wants to organize the fields in two columns on the page. How can he easily accomplish this task?

A) Drop a Layout Column from the palette onto the group element in the Design view. Drag to arrange the fields as desired.
B) Modify the default Input Form base page to organize the fields into two columns..
C) Edit the HTML template to form two columns with the DataEntryField element.
D) Use a News Columns builder and enter 2 in the number of columns.

3. Tom has received an updated version of a custom feature set for a project that he is working on.
After placing the updated feature set in the correct file system location, what must he do to update the existing project?

A) Use the Refresh installed Feature Sets check box on the Feature Info property settings.
B) Nothing, the tool automatically updates the project after it detects that the feature set has changed.
C) Use the Import command to add the updated feature set.
D) Use the Upgrade Project Version option from the Project menu.

4. Tara is using the Dojo Inline Edit builder to give the user editing capabilities to a Data Page field. She enabled the Allow Multiple Edits input in the builder. By default, the builder automatically cancels an ongoing edit in the current field if the user selects another field to edit. When automatic canceling is about to occur, the builder fires a client event named processInlineAutoCancel. Tara wants to provide feedback to the user that asks whether they wish to cancel their edits. How can she best accomplish this?

A) She can use an Action List builder to set the value of the processInlineAutoCancel event and display a new page using a Page builder.
B) She can use an HTML Event builder to capture the processInlineAutoCancel event of the field and Link To an Action that will display a popup.
C) She can use an Event Handler builder to capture the OnRequestComplete event and display a model using the Dojo Dialog builder.
D) She can add a Client Event Handler builder that runs a script where she will set the continueAutoCancel field of the inlineEditState object to true or false based on the users response.

5. John has a form created by Data Page and wants to make sure that two input fields do not have the same value. How can he accomplish this task?

A) Use the Cross-Field Validation builder and create an entry that includes both fields and select
the equality operator.
B) Create a method that checks the values and sets an error string if the values are the same.
Reference that method in the Failure Action input
in the Data Page builder.
C) Create a method that checks the values and returns an error string if the values are the same.
Reference that method in the Post-Save
Method input in the Data Page builder.
D) Use the Client-Side Validation builder to compare the two fields in the browser.

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