IBM C2040-927 valid dump torrent : Developing Portlets and Web Applications with IBM Web Experience Factory 8.0

Ed wants to create a UI using the Dojo Tab Container builder with multiple tabs and tab panes, where each tab pane contains a distinct application flow with multiple pages of its own. What is the best way for Ed to build such an application with Web Experience Factory?

• A. The Dojo Tab Container builder cannot support such applications. He must use the Page Tabs builder instead.
• B. Use Inserted Page to insert the first page of each subapplication flow to each tab pane.
• C. Use a linked model per tab pane to associate each subapplication flow model's UI with an individual tab pane.
• D. Put the distinct application flows in separate models and use a model container per tab pane to associate each multipage flow with an individual tab pane.

Sam is using the CMIS Document Access builder to allow his model to make service calls to FileNet. His FileNet administrator has told him that he can use the basic HTTP Access Scheme, and has provided him a user name and password. How would he set this up?

• A. Select Basic Authentication for the Runtime Authentication input and specify username and password in /WEB-INF/config/cmis_config/designer/defaultCredentials.properties.
• B. Select Basic Authentication for the Runtime Authentication input and enter username and password as the JVM properties CMISUserName and CMISPassword in IBM WebSphere Application Server administration.
• C. Select Basic Authentication for the Runtime Authentication input and enter username in Runtime User name and password in Runtime password.
• D. Create a java class that implements com.bowstreet.builders.webapp.cmis.CmisHttpConnection with class name BasicHttpConnection.

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

Robin has network access to her IBM WebSphere Portal server, and has deployed a project to it. How does she update the project on the WebSphere Portal server?

• A. Regenerate the WAR file and invoke the proper xmlaccess script
• B. Save and run any model in the project, this will automatically re-deploy
• C. Regenerate the WAR file, its changes will automatically deploy
• D. Regenerate the WAR file and re-save the configuration of the portlet on the server

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. Create a new server configuration for the project and assign it as the default for the project.
• C. 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.
• D. Open web.xml and add a new runtime element under server runtime for the new WebSphere
  Portal version.