IBM C9520-423 - IBM WebSphere Portal 8.5 Solution Development Exam

Question #1 (Topic: )
What is the mechanism that enables a portlet installed on a remote IBM WebSphere Portal
server to be added to and displayed
on a page in a local WebSphere Portal server?
A. Impersonation B. Remote Web Services C. Remote Deployment for Portlets D. Web Services for Remote Portlets
Answer: D
Question #2 (Topic: )
What is one benefit of using the Controller service provider interface (SPI)?
A. Modifications can be made directly to the navigation model. B. The Controller SPI can be used to make changes to any virtual portal that is running on the system from the base portal. C. Changes can be made and applied to a running portal environment. The portal does not need to be restarted for the changes to take effect. D. The modifications that are made come into effect immediately for the controller and are reflected in the persistence layer without committing the controller.
Answer: D
Question #3 (Topic: )
Which statement is true regarding the relative width of the wpthemeCol2of 5 CSS class?
A. It cannot be used in a custom layout. B. It is a semantic type relative-width class. C. It is a CSS class for a column that takes two-fifths of the width of the page. D. It is a CSS class for the second column on a page that consists of five columns.
Answer: A
Question #4 (Topic: )
Which options are true regarding the Portlet State Manager Service? (Choose two.)
A. It is obtainable by using a JNDI lookup. B. It changes the state of the server when called. C. It is not a valid IBM WebSphere Portal Service. D. It supports portlets that are compliant with JSR 168 and JSR 286. E. It is obtainable by using the <portlet: state_manage r_se rvice> tag.
Answer: B,D
Question #5 (Topic: )
What notable difference does a custom portlet service have that is compatible with earlier
versions of IBM WebSphere Portal?
A. The services are retrieved differently depending on the type of portlet in use. B. Standard portlet services are synchronized, but IBM Portlet API services are not synchronized. C. Both services are retrieved by using a JNDI call, but they always return different implementations. D. Legacy services are stored in the session, and standard services are stored in the application object.
Answer: C
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