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Q11. Marco has designed a mobile application with two mobile pages. For the first mobile page he set the page Name property to "view Mobile Page" and for the second mobile page he set the page Name property to "document Mobile Page". He designed the view Mobile Page to display a listing of customer names from the Customers By Name view. He designed the document Mobile Page to display the document details for the customer touched on the view Mobile Page.
During testing Marco noticed that the each time he touched a customer document on the view Mobile Page it would open in edit mode on the document Mobile Page.
What can Marco do to have the customer documents open in read mode on the document Mobile Page when they are touched on the view Mobile Page?
A. Add the following properly and value to the <xe: appPage> control for the viewMobilePage: openMode="readonly" .
B. Add the following property and value to the <xe:apppage> control for the documentMobilePage: dispiayMode="read".
C. Add the following property and value to the <xe: dataview> control for the viewMobilePage: openDocAsReadonly="true".
D. Add the following property and value to the <xp:dominoDocument> data source for the documentMobilePage: action="openDocument".
Answer: C
Q12. Billy wants to be able to display a phone keypad when a mobile user types values into a phone number field.
Which would he use to achieve that?
A. <input type="tel">
B. <input type="phone">
C. <input type="number">
D. <input type="telephone">
Answer: C
Q13. Mary is developing a mobile application using XPages Mobile controls.
Which is a necessary step in developing the mobile application that displays properly on mobile devices?
A. Set the isMobile property to "True" in the All Properties tab of the XPage.
B. Mary should drag and drop any control from the Mobile palette to any XPage.
C. Mary should enable "Allow Mobile applications" on the HTTP tab of the Internet Protocols tab of the Server document that the application resides on.
D. Mary should drag and drop a control from the Mobile palette to any XPage that has a name that starts with the same prefix that is listed in the xsp.theme.mobile.pagePrefix property.
Answer: B
Q14. What steps should a developer take to ensure that the appropriate page is opened when a user connects to the application over a mobile device?
A. Use the context. getUserAgent () . getuserlnfo (); to detect the client connecting, then use context. redirectToPage to specify the XPage to launch.
B. Use the context.getUserAgent () .get Browser (); to detect the client connecting, then use context .redirectToPage to specify the XPage to launch.
C. Use the context. getUserAgent () .getUserAgent (); to detect the Client connecting, then use context. redirectToPage to Specify the XPage to launch.
D. Use the context. getUserAgent () .getBrowserVersion (); to detect the client connecting, then use context. redirectToPage to specify the XPage to launch.
Answer: C
Q15. Charles would like to allow users on his XPages Mobile application to send an SMS message to the user associated with the document being displayed while using the device. He added a link control next to the bottom of the document page.
Which computed value for the link will return the proper value and create the SMS text message?
A. var phone = documentMain.getltemValue("phoneNumber''); return "href:"+ phone;
B. var phone = documentMain.getltemValue("phoneNumber"); return "href\sms:" + phone;
C. var phone = documentMain.getltemValue ("phoneNumber"); return "sms:"+ phone;
D. var phone = documentMain.getltemValueStringC'phoneNumber"); return "sms:"+ phone;
Answer: C
Q16. Heather has included the following code snippet for one of her fields on a mobile XPage application.
<input type="email">
What will be the results for the users of this application?
A. The user will notice no difference.
B. The user will see a keyboard that has all alpha characters and a ".com" key.
C. The user will see a keyboard with all of the letters and numbers on the same page.
D. The user will be presented with a keyboard that has all alpha characters and an "@" symbol key.
Answer: B
Q17. What does using a cross-over pattern of development mean in relation to XPages?
A. designing an XPage to use only mobile controls.
B. leveraging a mobile theme within the design of the XPage
C. using a single custom control for both mobile and desktop interfaces
D. not including any server-side JavaScript within the design of the XPage
Answer: A
Q18. Which is the correct HTML5 tag for playing sound through a mobile web page?
A. <audio>
B. <sound>
C. <music>
D. <volume>
Answer: A
Q19. What does Gerry need to do to ensure that the mobile device themes are used for his mobile XPages?
A. Specify the pageBaseUrl in the XPage All Properties.
B. Specify the mobile theme filename in the Application properties.
C. Seta value for xsp. theme, mobile. pagePrefix= in the xsp.properties.
D. Set the property ""Use mobile theme for XPages with the prefix__"" in the XPage All properties.
Answer: B
Q20. Which XPage markup will display "Home" on the top of the "homepage" Application Page control?
A. <xe:appPage id="appPagel" pageName="homePage">
<xe:djxmHeading id="homePageHeading" title="Home"x/xe:djxmHeading></xe:appPage>
B. <xe:appPage id="appPagel'' pageName=''homePage">
<xe:djxmHeading id="homePageHeading'' header="Home,'></xe:djxmHeading></xe:appPage>
C. <xe:appPage id="appPagel" pageName="homePage">
<xe:djxmHeading id="'homePageHeading" pageName="Home"x/xe:djxmHeading></xe:appPage>
D. <xe:appPage id="appPagel" pageName="homePage">
<xe:djxmHeadingid^homePageHeading" label="Home"x/xe:djxmHeading></xe:appPage>
Answer: C