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1. Nancy is building a client-side mobile application in IBM Web Experience Factory and wants to customize common user interface elements. How would she do this?

A) Customize the appropriate values in styles defined within the client_dojo_mobile.uitheme directory.
B) Modify the CSS in the model's theme.
C) Add a Client-Side CSS builder to the model.
D) Add client-side builders to the model and specify preferences in the builder inputs.

2. Which of the following would be a security and performance best practice for portlets, widgets, and web applications built with IBM Web Experience Factory?

A) Validating all user input data on the server-side only, for best protection against malicious users.
B) Validation is not a security or performance concern. HTTP protects against bad data based on HTML input type and databases do not allow malicious data into the field types.
C) Validating all user input data on the client for performance reasons, and again on the server, to protect against malicious users that attempt to bypass client-side validation.
D) Validating all user input data on the client-side only, to keep bad data from getting to the server at all.

3. Ralph wants to use IBM Web Experience Factory to quickly make a new portlet based on a REST service call, so that it has an input page, a view page, and a details page. What should be his first step?

A) Use a different approach. Web Experience Factory does not support REST services.
B) Use File / New / Web Experience Factory Model and select the REST-based View and Form.
C) Create JSP pages for the different pages.
D) Put a call to the REST Service Call builder in an existing portlet.

4. Which one of the following is true about the difference between the Action List builder and the Method builder?

A) The Method builder can return a value, but the Action List builder cannot.
B) The Action List builder is recommended over the Method builder. In addition to using the chooser to make a variable assignment or execute a service call, the Action List builder supports using the picker to add programming constructs to the Action List, including conditionals and looping.
C) The Method builder conveniently allows the user to drag and drop programming language constructs from the palette, which are converted into Java code. The palette cannot be used with the Action List builder.
D) The Action List builder allows if/else conditionals, but does not support adding looping constructs such as "for" loops and "while" loops. The Method builder allows the user to add looping logic.

5. Jim is a traditional developer. He prefers to work in modal dialog windows and is not used to the tabbed user interface. Having too many windows open at once is pretty confusing for Jim. What can he do to switch to modal builder call editor dialog windows?

A) Set his development environment's File-Options-Viewer setting from Tabs to Modal.
B) Modify the preferences.ini file wrap view data preference.
C) Modify the builder call editor preference on the IBM Web Experience Factory's preference page.
D) Drag a tab to the center of the IDE where it automatically converts to a modal dialog window.

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