IBM C2040-408 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

IBM C2040-408 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 21:

  What does the disableHideRow property provide on the Data View control?

  A. The property automatically shows the details facet and does not allow the user to hide the detail.
  B. The property automatically shows response documents and does not allow the user to hide them.
  C. The property does not allow the user to hide the detail, but requires expandedDetail="true" to be set.
  D. The property does not allow the user to hide response documents, but requires collapsibleRows="true" to be set.
  A. The property automatically shows the details facet and does not allow the user to hide the detail.

• Question 22:

  Harry would like to debug the Dojo JavaScript files added to an XPage, but when he does examine the JavaScript code, it is not readable. What would he need to do to debug the Dojo JavaScript code?

  A. Use the new server-side JavaScript Debugger.
  B. Go to the Dojo site and download the uncompressed Dojo files.
  C. Turn on the Use JavaScript when generating pages option in the Application Properties
  D. Check the box next to the "Use uncompressed resource files (CSS and Dojo)" in the XSP properties.
  D. Check the box next to the "Use uncompressed resource files (CSS and Dojo)" in the XSP properties.

• Question 23:

  What does the Navigator control property expandable="true" do?

  A. automatically expands all entries within the TreeNode
  B. makes the Navigator control show only the parent levels
  C. shows the Navigator parent levels and expands them out one level
  D. renders a twisty arrow on all the basicContainerNode entries within the TreeNode
  D. renders a twisty arrow on all the basicContainerNode entries within the TreeNode

• Question 24:

  Mary wants to debug the uncompressed version of the xspClientDojo.js. Which action can she perform in order to do this?

  A. Set the "Use Dojo layer libraries" option in the XSP Properties editor.
  B. Set the "Use runtime optimized JavaScript and Dojo" option in the XSP Properties editor.
  C. Set the "Use uncompressed resource files (CSS and Dojo)" option in the XSP Properties editor.
  D. Uncompress the xspClientDojo.js file manually and upload it to IBM Domino Desginer via a JS Library.
  C. Set the "Use uncompressed resource files (CSS and Dojo)" option in the XSP Properties editor.

• Question 25:

  When using the Pager Save State Control, which property is used to define which control the pager applies to?

  A. for
  B. target
  C. binding
  D. refreshId
  A. for

• Question 26:

  Debbie's company has recently upgraded to IBM Notes 9.0 Social Edition, including upgrading all email files to the new mail template. While using the Notes client to access her email, she wants to use the new abbreviated, simplified formats in the Date column in her Inbox. How would she do this?

  A. Nothing. This can only be used via a browser, not the Notes client.
  B. Nothing. This is enabled by default on the Notes 9.0 mail file template.
  C. The Inbox design will need to be changed to use the new format on that column.
  D. The Inbox design will need to be changed to use a formula in the column definition.
  B. Nothing. This is enabled by default on the Notes 9.0 mail file template.

• Question 27:

  Donna would like to give certain users the ability to delete documents from SupportWiki.nsf's portal application interface. Using the Domino Access Services, which request URL can she use to accomplish this?

  A. DELETE http://{server_host}/{database}/api/documents/unid/{document_unid}
  B. DELETE http://{server_host}/{database}/api/data/documents/unid/{document_unid}
  C. POST http://{server_host}/{database}/api/documents/unid/{document_unid}?Delete
  D. POST http://{server_host}/{database}/api/data/documents/unid/{document_unid}?Delete
  B. DELETE http://{server_host}/{database}/api/data/documents/unid/{document_unid}

• Question 28:

  Harvey would like to access data from TimeOff.nsf using the Domino Access Services. What does he have to configure to be able to access the data?

  A. Harvey must allow Domino Data Service access in TimeOff.nsf's Application Properties and enable the services on the server's Configurationdocument.
  B. Harvey must allow Domino Data Service access in TimeOff.nsf's Application Properties and enable the services in either the Server documentor Internet Site document.
  C. Harvey must allow Domino Data Service access in TimeOff.nsf's access control list (Advanced section) and enable the services on the server'sConfiguration document.
  D. Harvey must allow Domino Data Service access in TimeOff.nsf's access control list (Advanced section) and enable the services in either theServer document or Internet Site document.
  B. Harvey must allow Domino Data Service access in TimeOff.nsf's Application Properties and enable the services in either the Server documentor Internet Site document.

• Question 29:

  Andrew, an IBM Domino developer, is using the Pager Save State control to keep the state of the view while the user is handling documents and going back to the view. How could Andrew define that the number of rows stored for the user should be just for the current view?

  A. Set globalRows="true".
  B. Set globalRows="false".
  C. Use server-side JavaScript to store the view in a Session Scope variable.
  D. Use server-side JavaScript to create an array, insert the view in it and then store the array in a Session Scope variable.
  B. Set globalRows="false".

• Question 30:

  Branson is creating a new team profile form for his league's football XPages application. On the XPage is a Combo Box control which contains a list of teams in the league, and a View Control which displays the results of the current season. On the Combo Box control, Branson selected "Set Partial Execution Mode" and then Click on the "Select Element..." button to select the id of the View control. Which phases of the JSF Request life cycle are impacted by this?

  A. Apply Request Values, Process Validation, Update Model Values and Invoke Application
  B. Render Response, Process Validation, Update Model Values and Invoke Application
  C. Apply Request Values, Process Validation, Update Model Values and Restore View
  D. Restore Response, Process Validation, Submit Model Values and Render View
  A. Apply Request Values, Process Validation, Update Model Values and Invoke Application