Free IBM C2210-927 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Heinrich has 35 builder calls in a model. If he wants to see the XML relevant to one specific builder call in the model, how should he find it?

• A.  Open the Builder Call Editor model view, and click Generate XML at the bottom.
• B.  Open the Model XML model view, then search for the builder call by its ID name.
• C.  Right-click the builder call and select View XML.
• D.  Open the Model XML model view, then click the builder call in the builder call list.

Rico needs to provide a method in his Linked Java Object (LJO) with access to the current webAppAccess object. How can he accomplish this task?

• A.  Declare that the desired method takes an initial argument of the type WebAppAccess
• B.  Rename the methods to method_webAppAccess
• C.  Create a Method Call builder call to reference the webAppAccess object
• D.  Profile the LJO builder call's source input

Sean wants to trace the value of a variable as a model he is running to help track down a problem somewhere in a computation later in the model. How can he trace the value of the variable?

• A.  Inspect the logging.properties file for variable values because all changes are reflected in this file at run time.
• B.  Use the enable Debug Tracing field on the Variable builder.
• C.  Add a Debug Tracing builder to the model specifying whether to trace all actions or naming a specific action to trace.
• D.  Add an entry to the log4j.properties file indicating the model and action to trace.

Kenisha wants to see which artifacts in the Application Tree (WebApp Tree) are created by a particular builder call. How can she do this task?

• A.  Select the Model XML view and click the Builder Call in the Outline view.
• B.  In the Project Explorer, right-click the Model and select Open with Dependency Tracker.
• C.  Click the arrow next to the Builder call or right-click the Builder call and select Show Elements in Application Tree.
• D.  In the Application Tree, right-click each element to see the name of the Builder call that created it.

Nancy is building a client-side mobile application in IBM Web Experience Factory and wants to customize common user interface elements. How would she do this?

• A.  Add client-side builders to the model and specify preferences in the builder inputs.
• B.  Add a Client-Side CSS builder to the model.
• C.  Modify the CSS in the model's theme.
• D.  Customize the appropriate values in styles defined within the client_dojo_mobile.uitheme directory.