A2040-951 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

Russell has added a button to the XPage he is developing to save the contents as a Lotus Notes document. What steps can Russell take to configure the button to accomplish this?

• A.In the button's Properties view, select the Server tab, click the"Add Action..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK
• B.In the button's Properties view, select the Client tab, click the"Add Action..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK
• C.In the button's Events view, select the Client tab, click the "AddAction..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK
• D.In the button's Events view, select the Server tab, click the "AddAction..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK

Renee is developing the Product Support Contact XPage. When a product manager enters the name of a support technician, the page is submitted and a lookup is done to try and populate the technician's e-mail address and phone number on the XPage. If there is no e-mail or phone number found, then messages should display to inform the product manager that the E-mail and Phone fields must be entered. On the XPages tab in the Application properties, the Client Validation check box is unchecked. What steps can Renee take to provide the needed validation messages on the XPage?

• A.On the XPages tab in the Application properties, click to select Server-side Validation. Drag a Display Errors control from the core controlspalette onto the XPage.
• B.Drag a Server Validation control from the core controls palette onto the XPage and select the names of the fields needing validation.
• C.Drag a Display Errors control from the core controls palette onto the XPage.
• D.On the XPages tab in the Application properties, click to select Client Validation. Drag a Display Errors control from the core controls paletteonto the XPage.

Oleg would like to add a banner at the top of his XPage to display a graphic and the name of the application. How can he do this task?

• A.Open the Properties view for the XPage. Open the All Properties tab and expand the basics section. Select the image for the pageIconproperty. For the pageTitle property, specify that it is a Computed value and enter @DbTitle();
• B.Open the Properties view for the XPage. Open the All Properties tab and expand the basics section. Select the image for the headerImageproperty. For the headerLabel property, select Application Title
• C.Drag a Panel control from the controls palette to the top of the XPage canvas. Drag an Image control onto the panel and select the image toinclude. Drag a Label control onto the panel. From the Properties view for the Label, open All Properties, select data > value. Set the Valueto Compute value, and enter @DbTitle();
• D.Drag a Header control from the core controls to the top of the XPage canvas. Select the image from the Image option,and select ApplicationTitle for the Text option.

Jane has a view that she will display on several XPages using a custom control. How can she add the view to the custom control?

• A.Define a view data source based on the view and drag it from the Data Palette to the XPage
• B.Drag a view container from the Data Palette to her custom control
• C.Drag a view container from the Controls Palette to her custom control
• D.From the Create Menu, select Core Controls -> View

Steve wants to add a style sheet to his Web application. What does he need to do to accomplish this?

• A.He cannot; Web applications in Lotus Domino cannot use style sheets.
• B.From the application navigator in Lotus Domino Designer, double-click Pages. Click the "New Page" button, and build your style sheet as apage. Then open your XPage and import the page with the style sheet.
• C.From the Application Navigator in Lotus Domino Designer, expand Resources and double-click Style-Sheets. From the buttons, select "New Style-Sheet" and build it by using the built-in CSS editor.
• D.Build the style sheet with one of the numerous available CSS editors, and import it into an XPage.