IBM C2140-136 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

IBM C2140-136 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  Which four views are available by default when profiling an application deployed to an application server within Rational Application Developer and running in the Profiling and Logging perspective? (Choose four.)

  A. Object References
  B. Execution Flow
  C. Variables
  D. Method Invocation
  E. Memory Statistics
  A. Object References
  B. Execution Flow
  D. Method Invocation
  E. Memory Statistics

• Question 32:

  An application is being run in Application Developer and needs some resources from the local WebSphere Application Server. Which four resources can be configured as application resources from the Administration console? (Choose four.)

  A. data sources
  B. shared java libraries
  C. Java Messaging Services (JMS) configuration
  D. Web application URLs available to security roles
  E. groups from an LDAP server which map to security roles
  A. data sources
  B. shared java libraries
  C. Java Messaging Services (JMS) configuration
  E. groups from an LDAP server which map to security roles

• Question 33:

  A developer adds a new WSDL operation to an existing valid WSDL in the WSDL editor. What's the next step to finish the editing?

  A. Regenerating a port type
  B. Regenerating a port
  C. Regenerating a binding
  D. Regenerating a service
  C. Regenerating a binding

• Question 34:

  Which statement best defines a Java project in Rational Application Developer?

  A. There is only one Java project in a workspace.
  B. It is defined in the Java Standard Edition specification.
  C. It contains source code needed to create a Java application.
  D. It is used to create and maintain Enterprise JavaBeans.
  C. It contains source code needed to create a Java application.

• Question 35:

  What is the best course of action if a class in Project A depends on classes in Project B?

  A. copy all the classes of Project B in Project A
  B. change the Builders property for Project A
  C. add Project B in the Java Build Path of Project A
  D. remove the dependency between the two projects
  C. add Project B in the Java Build Path of Project A

• Question 36:

  What is the purpose of the Static Method Sequence Diagram?

  A. to generate Java code from an existing Java code
  B. to change the qualifier of a method to make it static
  C. to create a class diagram to visualize Java code
  D. to visualize existing Java code of a method in a sequence diagram
  D. to visualize existing Java code of a method in a sequence diagram

• Question 37:

  What do Project Facets define?

  A. the build and runtime dependencies between projects
  B. the format to apply to source code elements in the projects
  C. the technical characteristics and requirements for a project
  D. the location of the projects Javadoc documentation
  C. the technical characteristics and requirements for a project

• Question 38:

  What does the Organize Import feature do when applied to a source code?

  A. removes import statements if they dont belong to java.* or javax.* packages
  B. creates Javadoc for the source code and saves it to a file
  C. adds any missing import statements and removes unused imports statements
  D. creates getter and setter methods for Java attributes in the source code
  C. adds any missing import statements and removes unused imports statements

• Question 39:

  Which statement is true about the Preview tab in the Page Designer Editor?

  A. It shows how static information is likely to look when viewed in an external Web browser.
  B. It displays static and dynamic elements of the page as they will appear in a Web browser.
  C. It is used to preview the result of a change before it is committed to a repository.
  D. It gives direct access to the Java source code of the page.
  A. It shows how static information is likely to look when viewed in an external Web browser.

• Question 40:

  What is the recommended Web service development approach when developing a Web service from scratch?

  A. top-down
  B. bottom-up
  C. meet-in-the-middle
  D. round-trip
  A. top-down