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IBM WebSphere Portal 8.0 Solution Development Sample Questions:

Question #1
Quinn is creating a module that adds a customized Dojo lightbox for a disclaimer to overlay the screen as soon as the page loads using dojo.addOnLoad. She has already created myLightBox.css and intends to write the JavaScript event triggering the lightbox inline. What must Quinn do to ensure she gets the desired functionality at minimal performance cost?

A. Quinn must add the tag pointing to myLightBox.css into the block. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein as long asthe page uses the nondeferred profile and the event is added to the event handler
B. Quinn should really write all CSS and JavaScript inline for performance reasons so secondary requests to the server are never made.
C. Quinn must create a CSS sub-contribution type in her module pointing to myLightBox.css. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein aslong as the page uses the default deferred profile and the event is added to the event handler.
D. Quinn should add all this code right after the theme's tag to ensure the functionality happens as soon as the body markup is loading.

Question #2
The JSR 286 Portlet Specification PLT.C appendix defines the Cascading Style Sheet classes for a variety of logical units in the markup. It follows the styles defined by the OASIS Web Services for Remote Portlets Technical Committee. What is the prefix used for the name of the CSS classes defined in this appendix?

A. css- (for example css-font, css-form-field, css-table-body)
B. wsrp- (for example wsrp-font, wsrp-form-field, wsrp-table-body)
C. portlet- (for example portlet-font, portlet-form-field, portlet-table-body)
D. portal- (for example portal-font, portal-form-field, portal-table-body)

Question #3
Peter has a custom portlet skin that he wants to deploy to an IBM WebSphere Portal server. Which one of these steps can best be used to deploy his custom skin?

A. Use the 'uploadNewSkin' ConfigEngine task.
B. Use WebDav to deploy to the skinlist entry point.
C. Use the 'installNewSkin' ConfigEngine task.
D. Place his skin project in the /installedApps//wps.ear/wps.war/skins folder and restart the server.

Question #4
Carl is trying to create a theme based on a modularized IBM WebSphere Portal theme. He is ready for deployment, but is unsure of the structure he needs to use to accomplish this. What would be the proper deployment structure for this theme?

A. Create a WAR file that contains an ZIP file containing an EAR file that includes both static and dynamic content.
B. Create a folder for the theme in the file store, and create a WAR file containing an exact copy of this theme. All associations between static anddynamic content will be made once both are associated by sharing similar context roots.
C. Create a custom version of the dynamic content from the modularized theme as a new EAR file and a custom version of the static content bycreating a folder in the file store for it.
D. Create an ZIP file that contains one WAR file containing the dynamic content of the theme and one JAR file containing a .content filereferencing the static content.

Question #5
When creating and registering a custom portlet service, it is possible to set initialization parameters. What code would Adrienne use to access a parameter with the name sample.portletservice.HelloServiceImpl2.message?

A. public void init(Preferences servicePreferences) {
String message = servicePreferences.get("message",
"Hello");
}
B. public void sayHello(RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response)
{
String message = request.getParameter("message");
}
C. public void init(Preferences servicePreferences) {
String message = servicePreferences.getInitParam("message",
"Hello");
}
D. public void sayHello(RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response)
{
String message = request.getAttribute("message");
}

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