Marge wants to track user preference information while users navigate through her Web site, but does not want to require users to authenticate when accessing the site. Which of the following should she use to track the user information?
A. Cookies
B. Servlets
C. User profile documents
D. The users must authenticate
DJ is developing his first Lotus Domino application. He wants to show a particular set of data to unauthenticated users and provide additional data to authenticated users. Which of the following can DJ use to determine whether the user is authenticated or not?
A. @WebName to get the current user's name
B. @UserName, which returns "Anonymous" for unauthenticated users
C. @IsAuthenticated to determine if the user is authenticated or not
D. @WebUserName, which returns an empty string ( "" ) when a user is not authenticated
Marta needs to store a value and reuse it throughout the life of each Web user's interaction with her XPages application. How should she set the value named 'Title' to 'Senior Project Manager?'
A. sessionScope.Title= "Senior Project Manager"
B. applicationScope.Title= "Senior Project Manager"
C. sessionScope.setValue("Title", "Senior Project Manager")
D. applicationScope.setValue("Title", "Senior Project Manager")
With server-to-server replication, what is the minimal access level, that a server must have to an application to replicate not only documents, but also design elements?
A. Reader
B. Designer
C. Manager
D. Servers always replicate any document independent of their access rights.
Which of the following statements describes the function of SSL?
A. SSL encrypts the database ahead of transmission by using a SOCKS proxy.
B. SSL encrypts the database by creating a certificate authority as a key ring.
C. SSL encrypts the transmission of HTTP by using the user's ID as an encryption key
D. SSL encrypts the transmission of HTTP by using a registered certificate as an encryption key.
What does this theme XML code do if it is used in an XPages application?
A. Nothing, because the XML
B. Replace all the standard XPage buttons with the dijit button, excluding the submit and cancel buttons.
C. Nothing, because the XML
D. Replace all the standard XPage buttons with the dijit button, including the submit and cancel buttons.
Gwen would like to display the value of a the approval list that uses an encryption key for access. How can she go about doing this task?
A. Make sure that the user's SSL client certificate is added to the list of encryption keys to be used to view the fields contents.
B. Use the encryption display control and, on the All Properties tab, set the value of Security Options to Enabled encryption for this field.
C. Use the encryption display control and, on the All Properties tab, set the value of Security Options to Prompt for SSL Client Certificate.
D. There is currently no support for encrypted fields in XPages.
Which option best describes the benefits of being Ajax-enabled?
A. You do not need to use agents to interact with the server dynamically.
B. Content and code can be loaded when required, rather than when the page is initially displayed.
C. Ajax functionality can be implemented with much less coding than a traditional Lotus Domino web application.
D. All of the above.
Pablo has created an XPage to use for browsing and editing customer data. He would like to add a button which asks users if they are sure that they want to update the customer data. The button saves the changes if users indicate that they are sure. How can Pablo create this button?
A. Drag a button control from the core controls onto the XPage canvas. From the Control properties, select Save as the button type, and enablethe Confirm option.
B. Drag a button control from the core controls onto the XPage canvas. From the Control properties, select Save as the button type. Aconfirmation prompt is included by default.
C. Drag a button control from the core controls onto the XPage canvas. From the Control properties, select Submit as the button type. From theevents panel, add a server-side simple action. Select Confirm Action for the action.
D. Drag a button control from the core controls onto the XPage canvas. From the Control properties, select Submit as the button type. From theevents panel, add a client-side simple action. Select Confirm Action for the action.
Mike developed a billing application that should be used with the browser and with XPages. He tested his application locally until it was finished and ready to be deployed to the server. After installing the application on the server, Mike is testing the application again. But he is not able to even invoke the application. In the browser, he gets the message Error 403, HTTP Web Server. You are forbidden to perform this operation. What could be the reason for this error message?
A. An administrator must check and unlock Mike's application first.
B. Mike needs to wait about an hour after deploying the application to the server until the server has cleared all access rights.
C. Because the application is signed with Mike's user name and his name does not show in the following entry in the Lotus Domino Serverdocument:On the Security tab, inside the Programmability Restriction section the field labeled: Sign agents or XPages to run on behalf of the invoker.The application needs to be signed with an ID that has rights to run agents or XPages on the server.
D. Mike needs to open the application properties and click the Server tab. In the Security section, he needs to activate the Application is allowedto run on server option. In addition, he needs to enter the name of the server into the Administration Server field on the same tab.