IBM Assessment: Developing IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 Applications: Advanced XPage Design 認定 A2040-922 試験問題:

1. Brandon wants to extend Dojo's dijit.Dialog box to add some extra functionality. How would Brandon declare the new Dojo class?

A) dijit.declare("brandons.Dialog", "dijit.Dialog", { // added functionality });
B) dojo.declare("brandons.Dialog", dijit.Dialog, { // added functionality });
C) dijit.declare("brandons.Dialog", dijit.Dialog, { // added functionality });
D) dojo.declare("brandons.Dialog", "dijit.Dialog", { // added functionality });

2. John has an XPages application whose UI is entirely in English. John's company has expanded to new markets and as a result the application now also needs to support French and German users. Which of the following are the first steps that John should take in order to localize his application?

A) Use a tool like Domino Global Workbench to localize the application and make it a multilingual
application
B) Add English, French and German in the XPage localization options in Application Properties,
perform a 'clean' and 'rebuild' on the application.
Enter the translated strings in the generated properties files.
C) Create a new application for each language, copying the XPage and Custom control design
elements to the new applications, localizing the
XPages and Custom Controls in each application
D) Create a copy of each of the XPages and Custom Controls, suffixed by the language identified
(e.g.
_en, _fr etc..) and localize the contents of
the suffixed design element.

3. John has a managed bean which is defined as follows: <faces-config> <managed-bean> <managed-bean-name>distanceConverter</managed-bean-name> <managed-beanclass>bean.MyBean</managed-bean-class> <managed-bean-scope>view</managed-beanscope> </managed-bean> </faces-config> The bean has a property called 'miles' which allows a distance in miles to be entered and converted to kilometers. John wishes to have a user enter a value via an edit box and use the managed bean to convert the value from miles to kilometers. What should the value of the edit box's value attribute be in order to utilize the managed bean?

A) <xp:inputText id="inputText1" value="#{distanceConverter.miles}"></xp:inputText>
B) <xp:inputText id="inputText1" value="#{bean.MyBean.setMiles()}"></xp:inputText>
C) <xp:inputText id="inputText1" value="#{view.distanceConverter.miles}"></xp:inputText>
D) <xp:inputText id="inputText1" value="distanceConverter.miles"></xp:inputText>

4. John has a JavaScript function in a Client Side JavaScript library which he wrote to parse some JSON data and loop through the resulting objects. If he wanted to perform the same task in Server Side JavaScript what would be the most efficient action?

A) add the Client Side JavaScript library to his XPage and call the function from his server side JavaScript
B) copy the Client Side function into a Server Side JavaScript library, add the script library to his XPage and call the function from his Server Side JavaScript
C) Server Side JavaScript does not work with JSON data
D) write a new function in Server Side JavaScript to perform the same task

5. Rick creates a Server-Side JavaScript library, and defines a few global variables at the beginning of the library. The JavaScript in his XPage and in the JavaScript library modify those global variables. The server the application runs on is heavily used, and the application settings are set to Keep Pages on Disk for best scalability. When the application executes, what is likely to happen?

A) The application will run, but the values of the globally defined variables may be lost when the server's JVM garbage collects variables, causing unexpected results.
B) The application will generate an error because you can not declare global Server-Side JavaScript variables
C) The application will perform as expected.
D) The application will run, but every partial or full refresh will reset the values of the global variables when it reloads the Server-Side JavaScript library.

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