When enabling his XPages application for mobile access, which best describes the options Enrique should consider?

A. The screen size means different navigation might be required.

B. XPages can be viewed without any additional changes on an iPhone or other iOS device.

C. It might be appropriate to include only a subset of functionality because of the different screen size.

D. All of the above.

Donna wants to navigate to a panel in her XPage. Which area would she use?

A. The Applications view

B. The Outline view

C. The Properties view

D. The Controls view

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.

Manesh is developing the ActivityPlanner XPage. He now needs to add check boxes that allow users to select one or more of the activities of "Monthly Volunteering," "New Hire Orientation," and "Quality Circle." How can Manesh create the check boxes?

A. Drag a Check Box control onto the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties tab, enter the following values on separate lines:Monthly VolunteeringNew Hire OrientationQuality Circle

B. Create a Check box group control on the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties tab,

enter the following values on separate lines:Monthly VolunteeringNew Hire OrientationQuality Circle

C. From the Controls palette, drag "Check Box" onto the XPage canvas. Open the Source tab, and within the xp:checkBox tag, enter these lines:

D. From the Controls palette, drag "Other" onto the XPage and select Other Controls > Checkbox group. Open the Source tab, and within thexp:checkBoxGroup tag, enter these lines:

Chester has an XPage that is reporting an Error 500 HTTP Web Server: Command Not Handled Exception. How can he get more details about the problem?

A. Double-click Application Properties in the applications navigator, select the XPages tab, and enable the "Display default error page" option.

B. Double-click Application Properties in the applications navigator, select the XPages tab, and disable the "Display default error page" option.

C. Click the Application title in the applications navigator, select the Properties View, select the Design tab, and enable the "Display default errorpage" option.

D. Click the Application title in the applications navigator, select the Properties View, select the Design tab, and disable the "Display default errorpage" option.