Which two scoped managed beans must be Serializable in order to work without errors in a highly available application?

A. Session scope

B. Backing bean scope

C. View scope

D. Transient scope

While creating a Portal Template, you add a content facet and a panelCustomizable component into the

template.

What impact does this have during run time?

A. The content facet is required to hold content, and panelCustomizable is used to allow runtime editing.

B. The template is missing the pageCustomizable component, which allows runtime editing.

C. The content facet is optional, whereas panelCustomizable must be added to the template to allow editing.

D. The panelCustomizable component is not required for editing, but only to allow drag and drop. This component is mandatory.

Which three statements are true in the context of WebCenter Portal customizations?

A. WebCenter Portal Administrator changes the logo of the WebCenter Portal. This is an application customization.

B. A moderator of a specific portal grants rights to create, view, and delete discussions. This is a user customization.

C. A user changes the attributes of the task flow, to minimize it by default. This is a user customization.

D. An application specialist edits a portal to hide a task flow. This is an application customization.

You have to deploy a WSRP producer application for High Availability. Why should you add this setting to

the weblogic.xml file? /appname REPLICATED_IF_CLUSTERED

A. to enable support for replicating HTTP session state

B. to enable ADF Controller to track changes to ADF memory scopes and replicate the page flow scope and view scope within the server cluster

C. to enable ADF Business Components failover

D. to enable ADF object replication

A page template design is being used by all the authenticated pages. The template is designed in such a

manner that all the errors arising from the back end or model layer are being displayed in the template

facet.

There is a requirement that some of the pages do not show error messages such as in the above scenario,

rather they need to show messages in a pop-up window. How should you design the page template to take

care of both types of page requirements?

A. Create different page templates for both kinds of pages to have different behavior to show error messages.

B. Keep the template as it is and let developers write their own logic to show the error messages.

C. Create an attribute in page template. Let developers set it to true from their page if they need to display it on the template or false if they want to show it in a pop-up window. Use this attribute as rendered property for error messages.

D. Extend the existing page template and add the logic to show the error message on the template and pop-up window based on view ID.