IBM LOT-951 Value Pack (Frequently Bought Together)

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 Response Document simple action to the form QuerySave event
• B. Add a Create New Document simple action to the form QuerySave event
• C. Add a Create New Document simple action to the button onclick event
• D. Add a Create Response Document simple action to the button onclick event

John is using the new Java editor to create a Java agent that will fill up some items in a Lotus Notes document. During the editing process, John realizes that a specific variable name is not the name of the item he wishes to update, but he used that variable many times in the code already. How will John change the name of the variable in the code?

• A. Double-click the variable name to select it, right-click, select Rename from the menu, enter the new variable name, and press Enter.
• B. Click the menu item Edit -> Find/Replace in the dialog box, enter the new variable name, and click replace all.
• C. Double-click the variable name to select it, right-click, select Refactor from the menu, then select Rename, enter the new variable name, andpress Enter.
• D. Click on the menu item Edit -> Rename in the dialog box, enter the new variable name, and click replace all.

Fiona would like to create an XPage that would switch into edit mode. In order to allow users to edit the page she would like to add a button to do this. How should she set up the button to perform this action?

• A. In the Event tab, select "simple action", click "add action"; in the dialog, select Document for Category, select "Change document mode" inthe "action" field, and then select "auto edit" in the "Document mode" field.
• B. XPages cannot be opened in edit mode.
• C. No button needs to be added, XPages are opened in edit mode by default.
• D. In the Properties tab, select "simple action", click "add action"; in the dialog, select Document for Category, select "Change document mode"in the "action" field, and then select "auto edit" in the "Document mode" field.

Lena is developing an XPage that is a shopping cart application, to allow the user to browse available corporate publications. The publications that the user selects are stored in a cookie that is named usrPubs. The username is stored in a cookie named shopperName. What code can Lena use in her XPage to retrieve the cookies?

• A. var req = facesContext.getExternalContext().getRequest(); var cookies = req.getHeader("Cookie");
• B. var req = facesContext.getExternalContext().getRequest(); var cookies = req.cookie().values();
• C. var pubs = cookie.get("usrPubs"); var uName = cookie.get("shopperName");
• D. var cookies = header.get().cookie();

Nick would like to use JavaScript to get the name of the current XPage. Which one of the following global objects and its corresponding method can he use to accomplish this?

• A. applicationScope.getPageName();
• B. database.getPageName();
• C. view.getPageName();
• D. session.getPageName();