Philip created SQL DataSource and Service Definition builder calls. Then he created SQL Calls, but needs a way to execute them; they do not run when he tests the model, even after he stubs out a main method. What else must he add to the model for the SQL Calls to execute and return data?

• A. SQL Execute builders are used to execute the instructions and SQL located in SQL Call builders.
• B. A service consumer model must be built to execute the service provider model.
• C. Service Definitions are then revised to include reference to the SQL Call builders, and they execute automatically after they are named.
• D. Service Operation builders are used to execute the code generated by the SQL Call builders.

Simone added an XML type IBM Web Experience Factory variable with some configuration data that will be constant and the same for all users of her model. How should she mark this variable's data value shareable across users to minimize memory usage?

• A. Set the Variable builder's State and Failover field to Shared Memory so that the value is stored in shared memory where it can be accessed by all users.
• B. Set the Variable builder's State and Failover field to Read Only: shared across all users, and the value is stored and referenced on the web application object itself and not per user session.
• C. Set the Variable builder's State and Failover field to Read-Write but not persisted for failover to save the memory that would be used by serializing the data for failover.
• D. Use the Web Experience Factory Cache Control builder to cache the variable value across users.

Jonathan would like to document all his service provider models at once. How can he approach this task?

• A. Use the WebApp Documentation builder, specifying Services as the report parameter.
• B. Use the Service Definition builders in each one, generating comments for each.
• C. Add a Comment builder before each SQL call.
• D. Use the Service Documentation Builder, specifying all service models and the report type.

Heather is preparing to move an application into production and has discovered that there is an option to create a portlet WAR file or an application WAR file. What is the conceptual difference between the two?

• A. A portlet WAR file contains portlets designed to run on an IBM WebSphere Portal server or portlet container, while an application WAR file is a stand-alone web application that has no dependencies on WebSphere Portal containers, so it can be deployed to an application server.
• B. An application WAR file can include profiling for personalization and configuration, while a portlet WAR file is static and cannot be configured for profiling.
• C. An application WAR file is a prerequisite for deploying a portlet WAR file. It represents the container hierarchy for portlets.
• D. An application WAR file can deploy multiple portlets at the same time in an application, while a portlet WAR file represents a single instance of a portlet.

Anita wants to set a profile entry value to the current user's name associated with the request at generation time. What interface must she implement in her Linked Java Object (LJO) to accomplish this?

• A. com.bowstreet.profiles.ProfileUpdateValue
• B. com.bowstreet.generation.ProfileData
• C. com.bowstreet.webapp.ModelInstanceCreator
• D. com.bowstreet.profiles.ProfileSetStorageManager