IBM C2040-922 - Developing IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 Applications: Advanced XPage Design

Eric is writing an XPages in the Notes Client (XPinC) application and has a data type problem in a Server Side JavaScript function. How can he find out more information about the objects in his code?

• A. Use print() and _dump statements in his code and look for the output on the server console
• B. Add a Firebug Lite control to his XPage and then set a breakpoint in the code using Firebug in the Notes Client
• C. Set up a new debug configuration in the Java perspective in Domino Designer and then set a breakpoint in the code and step through it to examine the objects
• D. Use print() and _dump statements in his code and look in Help -> Support -> View Trace for the output

Tamsin is building an XPages application for use on mobile devices. She finds the font and row height on View Panel controls too small and difficult to navigate on a touch screen. Which View Panel property should she add her CSS class to?

• A. viewStyleClass
• B. dataTableStyleClass
• C. captionStyleClass
• D. viewPanelStyleClass

Liz wants to make the user confirm their action when they try and delete a document from the application using a delete button. The confirmation message needs to display the title of the document in it. What is the best way to compute this message?

• A. In the client side event of the delete button use the following code:
  if (confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the document " +
  document1.getItemValueString('title'))){
  return true;
  }else{
  return false;
  }
• B. In the server side event of the delete button use the following code:
  if (confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the document " +
  document1.getItemValueString('title'))){
  return true;
  }else{
  return false;
  }
• C. In the server side event of the delete button use the following code:
  if (confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the document " +
  "#{javascript:document1.getItemValueString('title')}"){
  return true;
  }else{
  return false;
  }
• D. In the client side event of the delete button use the following code:
  if (confirm("Are you sure you want to delete the document " +
  "#{javascript:document1.getItemValueString('title')}")){
  return true;
  }else{
  return false;
  }

Rick creates a Server-Side JavaScript library, and defines a few global variables at the beginning of the library. The JavaScript in his XPage and in the JavaScript library modify those global variables. The server the application runs on is heavily used, and the application settings are set to Keep Pages on Disk for best scalability. When the application executes, what is likely to happen?

• A. The application will perform as expected.
• B. The application will run, but every partial or full refresh will reset the values of the global variables when it reloads the Server-Side JavaScript library.
• C. The application will run, but the values of the globally defined variables may be lost when the server's JVM garbage collects variables, causing unexpected results.
• D. The application will generate an error because you can not declare global Server-Side JavaScript variables

David has an XPage designed to view a document. He is adding a Delete button, but he wants to add some client-side browser JavaScript to make a confirm dialog appear containing the document Subject field. How would he retrieve the Subject field value?

• A. var subject = XSP.xhr("#{id:Subject}");
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• B. var subject = "#{javascript: dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject')}";
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• C. var subject = "#{id:dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject')}";
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• D. var subject = dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject');
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");