IBM C2040-922 actual dump : Developing IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 Applications: Advanced XPage Design

Pat wishes to create a new XPages UI control which will take user input. At a MINIMUM which of the following does he need to do?

• A. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInputComponent, create an xspconfig file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup. Then create a managed bean definition in faces-config.xml.
• B. Create a custom control with an edit box and reuse the custom control within the XPages
• C. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInputComponent, create an xspconfig file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup.
• D. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInput, create an xsp-config file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup.

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>

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 });

Elizabeth needs to parse the contents of a web page held on a remote server into an applicationScope variable via the server side onclick event of a button using Server Side JavaScript. How would she do this?

• A. Create a new Java class to perform the operation in the WebContent\WEB-INF\src folder via the Package Explorer and call it from the onclick event of the button.
• B. Create a new Java class to perform the operation in a Java Script Library and call it from the onclick event of the button.
• C. Create a new Java class to perform the operation in a Java Agent and call it from the onclick event of the button.
• D. It is not possible to perform network operations from Server Side JavaScript

Pat wishes to create a new XPages UI control which will take user input. At a MINIMUM which of the following does he need to do?

• A. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInputComponent, create an xspconfig file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup. Then create a managed bean definition in faces-config.xml.
• B. Create a custom control with an edit box and reuse the custom control within the XPages
• C. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInputComponent, create an xspconfig file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup.
• D. Create a UI Component extension Java Class that extends UIInput, create an xsp-config file to define the tag, create a Java Class which will serve as a renderer, in order to render the tag as HTML markup.