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

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

John wishes to add a Java Class to his XPages application. How would he do this?

• A. Expand his application in the "Applications Navigator" and create a new Java Script Library and place the necessary Java logic within that script library?
• B. Expand his application in the "Applications Navigator" and create a new Java Agent, place the necessary Java logic within the agent, and call the agent from within the XPage
• C. Switch to the Java Perspective and create a new Java Source Folder within the application (using the Package Explorer), and create the Java Class within that folder
• D. Switch to the Java Perspective, navigate to the "Local" Java Source Folder within the application (using the Package Explorer), and create the Java Class within that folder

Marion wants to use the Dojo mobile controls in an application she is building for deployment on a Domino 8.5.2 server. Which of the following statements best describes the steps she must take?

• A. Dojo does not have any mobile controls.
• B. Marion must use modules from at least Dojo 1.5.0.
• C. Marion must use modules from at least Dojo 1.6.0.
• D. Marion just has to use the relevant Dojo modules that are installed by default on the server.

John wishes to add a Java Class to his XPages application. How would he do this?

• A. Expand his application in the "Applications Navigator" and create a new Java Script Library and place the necessary Java logic within that script library?
• B. Expand his application in the "Applications Navigator" and create a new Java Agent, place the necessary Java logic within the agent, and call the agent from within the XPage
• C. Switch to the Java Perspective and create a new Java Source Folder within the application (using the Package Explorer), and create the Java Class within that folder
• D. Switch to the Java Perspective, navigate to the "Local" Java Source Folder within the application (using the Package Explorer), and create the Java Class within that folder

Lydia wants to create a JSON string to represent an array with three objects. Each object has two variables, vA and vB, set to different string values of "one", "two", "three", "four", "five", and "six".
What is the proper syntax for the JSON string?

• A. [ { vA: 'one', vB: 'two' },{ vA: 'three', vB: 'four' },{ vA: 'five', vB: 'six' } ]
• B. "[ { vA: 'one', vB: 'two' },{ vA: 'three', vB: 'four' },{ vA: 'five', vB: 'six' } ]"
• C. "[ { vA: one, vB: two },{ vA: three, vB: four },{ vA: five, vB: six } ]"
• D. new Array(new Object({ vA: 'one', vB: 'two' }), new Object({ vA: 'one', vB: 'two' }), new Object({ vA: 'one', vB: 'two' }));