Joshua would like to have a cookie set on his Movie Rental XPage before it loads on the browser. Which view would Joshua use to add this functionality?
A. Events view
B. Controls view
C. Properties view
D. Applications view
Aidan has a number of databases listed in the Application navigator. He wants to sort his applications based on the server where they reside. How can Aidan accomplish this?
A. Click on Window > Application navigator > Sort > By Server
B. Click on the Menu icon in the Application navigator and click Sort > By Server
C. Right click in the Application view and select Sort > By Server
D. IT can not be done. Once you add a database to the Application navigator that is the orderit appears.
Steve wants to add a style sheet to his Web application. What does he need to do to accomplish this?
A. Build the style sheet with one of the numerous available CSS editors, and import it into an XPage.
B. From the Application Navigator in Lotus Domino Designer, expand Resources and double-click Style-Sheets. From the buttons, select "New Style-Sheet" and build it by using the built-in CSS editor.
C. He cannot; Web applications in Lotus Domino cannot use style sheets.
D. From the application navigator in Lotus Domino Designer, double-click Pages. Click the "New Page" button, and build your style sheet as apage. Then open your XPage and import the page with the style sheet.
Beatrice has been asked to modify three views in the projects database. All view fonts are currently set to 10 pt, and Beatrice needs to now set the font for the column titles and for the detail rows to be 8 pt. How can Beatrice accomplish this task?
A. Select Tools > Edit Attributes. For Type, specify Views. Select the three views to modify. Select Fonts > All > 10, and click Commit.
B. Select Tools > DXL Utilities > Transformer. For Type, specify Views. Select the three views to modify. For Transform what, select Column >All > All. Select Font, specify 10 for the size and click OK.
C. For each view, select the view in the application navigator. Select Tools > Edit Attributes. Select Edit > Find/Replace. For Find specify:size='10pt' and for Replace specify: size='8pt', and then click Replace All and Close.
D. For each view, select the view in the application navigator. Select Tools > Edit with DXL. After the design opens, select Edit > Find/Replace. For Find specify: size='10pt' and for Replace specify: size='8pt' and then click Replace All and Close.
Annie is working to develop an application based on XPages. One of the Xpages that she developed will be used for data collection. The data filled in the fields needs to be validated before submitting the entire page. In some cases, empty the fields and request the user type need to be in a valid value.
How can she activate the Ajax Partial Update to achieve this target?
A. Select "Partial Update" on the Properties tab related to the field she wants to partially refresh.
B. Select "Partial Update" on the Event tab related to the field she wants to partially refresh.
C. The Partial Update can be activated to any Event. Select "Partial Update" on the Event tab andthen select the element she wants to haveupdated when the event is fired.
D. The Partial Update can be activated to any Event. Select "Partial Update" on the Properties tab and then select the element she wants tohave updated when the event is fired.
Jessica would like to use the sessionScope object to share the value of the "Name" Edit Box for the duration of the user's XPage session. Which of the following can she use to set her "myName" sessionScope variable with the value of the Edit Box?
A. var name = getComponent("Name").getValue(); sessionScope.set("myName", name);
B. var name = getComponent("Name").getValue(); sessionScope.put("myName", name);
C. var name = getComponent("Name").getValue(); sessionScope.set(name, "myName");
D. var name = getComponent("Name").getValue(); sessionScope.put(name, "myName");
Olivia is writing a Discussion application using XPages. She added a button on her main topic XPage to create a response document for this discussion. What should she do to generate the response document?
A. Add a Create New Document simple action to the form QuerySave event
B. Add a Create New Document simple action to the button onclick event
C. Add a Create Response Document simple action to the button onclick event
D. Add a Create Response Document simple action to the form QuerySave event
Rebecca has a Rental XPage that updates an underlying document in the database. As the user leaves each field on the XPage, Rebecca wants the underlying document fields to be updated. What can she use to accomplish this task?
A. Add an Update Data simple action to the Rental XPage onModify event.
B. Add a Modify Field simple action to the Rental XPage QuerySave event.
C. Add an Update Field simple action to the Field core control onExit event.
D. Add a Modify Field simple action to the Edit Box core control onBlur event.
Christopher's Environment Monitoring XPage dashboard allows the user to enter the current time, temperature, and humidity. The Update core control button needs to update two different Domino databases with this data when clicked. What simple action can Christopher use to accomplish this task?
A. Set Value
B. Modify Field
C. Save Document
D. Save Data Sources
Ivy is working on an XPage that displays one of 20 different pictures depending on the values of key fields. How should she accomplish this task?
A. Drag the image control onto the XPage, select the first image and set a visibility formula to control when it displays. Repeat for each image.
B. Drag the image control onto the XPage, select the first image and set a Hide When formula to control when it displays. Repeat for eachimage.
C. Drag the image control onto the XPage and select an image placeholder, then set the Image Source to be Computed and define it based onthe appropriate formula.
D. Drag the image control onto the XPage and select an image placeholder, then add each image to the Images[...] property and assign eachimage a visibility formula.