최신Oracle Mobile Development 2015 Essentials - 1z0-441무료샘플문제

A. Create a TopLink persistence layer to query and update the database. The AMX user interface components bind to the EJB session facade.

B. Configure the SQLite database data control and use the data controls panel to drag and drop data collections and attributes onto the AMX view.

C. Use a JavaBean to wrap calls to SQLite database and create a JavaBean DataControlfrom it, that then appears in the data controls panel.

D. Use the REST service adapter to query data from SQLite in JSON format.

A. Rearchitectyour current security strategy for your entire enterprise.

B. Plan to secure your REST services as needed.

C. Ensure that the REST services for existing systems handle necessary security protocols.

D. Service-enable existing systems to support a REST interface.

E. Rearchitectall existing systems to support mobile apps.

A. REST services cannot return binary data.

B. REST may return JSON, XML, or any other MIME type.

C. REST services are useful only for mobile devices.

D. REST uses HTTP verbs (such as GET, PUT, POST, etc.) toindicatethe intent of the REST call.

E. Enterprise systems may be given a REST interface by using the Oracle Service Bus.

F. REST services are well-suited to mobile and web clients.

A. Provide an IPA file and he will use Xcode to decompile it and further modify the code.

B. Provide a JAR file containing your Oracle MAF Java code and he will add it as a JAR library to his MAF application.

C. Provide an Oracle MAF Application Archive file and he will use the Create a new MAF Application from Application Archive option in JDeveloper.

D. Provide an Oracle MAF Application Archive file and he will add this as another project in his workspace.

A. XQuery

B. MAF

C. MFL

D. XSLT

A. Publishing MAF applications to the App Store is very simple because you submit them to Oracle and not to Apple.

B. Apple provides the iOS provisioning profile and certificate you need to sign the application, but you do not need to use Apple's tools directly to package your MAF application since JDeveloper and OEPE will do the work for you if properly configured.

C. Apple offers subscriptions to its Xcode development tools. It is possible to publish to the App Store for free with an active subscription.

D. Oracle has published numerous MAF applications to the AppleAppStore without any problems and will update the MAFframework if Apple's submission requirements are changed.

E. If you plan to sell your applications instead of providing them for free, you need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise program.

F. To publish to the App Store as an individual, only membership in the entry-level iOSDeveloper Program is required. Appleasks for a nominal annual membership fee. There is no need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program.

A. caching data in the local database when network reliability is suspect

B. loading all of the application data from the server in one calltoavoid having to call the same service to retrieve data again

C. using CSS files to override out-of-the-box styles rather than specifying custom styles in the inline style property of the individual UI component

D. exposing server data through SOAPservices rather than using REST because WSDL provides better payload documentation

E. avoiding using large images in the application

A. Configure the MAF application to accept pushnotifications sent over the Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) and GoogleCloud Messaging (GCM) by the Configuration Service.

B. Use the Configuration Service to configure the end points used by the web services and loginconnections accessed by the MAF application.

C. Retrieve an URL from the end user through the user interface and callAdfmfJavaUtilities.overrideConnectionPropertyto update the end point for a connection.

D. Create a new MAF application from an existing one by first packaging the original MAF application as a Mobile Application Archive (.maa) file and then, by deriving a new mobile application from this file.

E. Use the standard customization mechanism provided by JDeveloper and Oracle Metadata Service (MDS) to customize AMX application feature artifacts and metadata files.