IBM C2040-951 real exam prep : IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8.5 Application Development Update

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

• A. Build the style sheet with one of the numerous available CSS editors, and import it into an XPage.
• B. 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.
• C. He cannot; Web applications in Lotus Domino cannot use style sheets.
• D. 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.

Marisol is designing an XPage to provide an updated user interface for the expense report form in the Travel application. What should she do to allow the users to fill out the necessary information on the Web page?

• A. Use the data palette to cause the XPage to inherit all of the fields from the form and then add appropriate styles using CSS.
• B. Add a custom control containing the form.
• C. Use the controls palette to add appropriate editing controls.
• D. Add fields to the XPage using the Create Field menu.

Brett wants to add a view to his XPage, configured so that it displays two rows for each entry in the view. What technique can he use to accomplish this task?

• A. Enable the Application property Use Java Views on Web and configure the view's NumberOfRows property to '2'.
• B. Add a View control to the XPage and change the NumberOfRows property on the All Properties tab to '2'.
• C. Add a Repeat control to the XPage and place the appropriate fields within the Repeat control in a two row table.
• D. Add a View control to the XPage and configure the view's NumberOfRows property to '2'.

Barb is the lead developer for the Sales application and the Travel application. Each application consists of multiple databases. Within the application navigator, Barb would like to be able to list the databases of the Sales application together, and then, separate from the Sales application, to list the databases of the Travel application together. How can she do this?

• A. Click the folders icon within the application navigator. Select the option to Create a new Working Set. Name the Working Set "Sales" andselect the databases that comprise the Sales application. Perform a similar procedure for the Travel application.
• B. For each application, create a subfolder under the Data folder. Move each set of databases to the appropriate subfolder. Drag each folderonto the application navigator.
• C. Edit the application properties of each database that comprises the Sales application. On the Design tab, specify "Sales" for theWorking Setoption. Repeat for each database of the Sales application. Perform a similar procedure for the Travel application.
• D. From Domino Designer select Create > Working Set. Specify "Sales" for the name. From the application properties of each database of the Sales application, select "Sales" from the Working Set drop-down list. Perform a similar procedure for the Travel application.

Emil has a data table in his XPage. He has identified the data table's data source as a particular Domino View Data Source. He has also inserted the columns that he needs. How can he assign each column to a matching column from the Domino view?

• A. Right-click each column, select Data Binding from the context menu, and identify the appropriate column in the Domino view.
• B. Select the data table and define its data binding to include all of the view's columns, in the appropriate order.
• C. Drag the appropriate controls from the Controls view onto the columns in the data table and define theirdata bindings to the individualcolumns in the Domino view.
• D. Drag a view control onto the data table and define its columns.