최신 1z1-441 무료덤프 - Oracle Mobile Development 2015 Essentials

A. fragment

B. remote task flow

C. remote URL

D. declarative component

E. unbounded task flow

F. bounded task flow

G. local AMX

H. local HTML

A. A Feature can have multiple contents (AMX pages, AMX Task Flow, and so on). A content constraint can be defined on the first content to hide when the application runs on a smartphone and to show when it runs on a tablet. This way, thefirst content configured for a Feature holds the single page layout, whereas the second (with no constraints defined) has the multipage wizard function.

B. Selecting the Enable Adaptive Design check box in themaf-application.xmlfile visual editor allows you to configure constraints on the application level that, upon application start, tell the framework which MAF Features to load when the application is started on a smartphone and which Features to load when the application is started on a tablet.

C. Two MAF Features can be created, one for the single page view and the other for the multipage wizard. Constraints defined on the feature configuration conditionally switch between the two options.

D. A Feature LifecycleListener class can be created and configured to load AMX content upon application start. In this case, Java, using the AdfmfContainerUtilities framework helper class, determines the type of device to be smartphone tablet and switches the content.

A. Use it to validate JSON result strings for matching a specific data schema.

B. Use it as a Java interface to data objects so that they can be serialized to server-side REST services.

C. Use it as an adapter class to access the REST-JSON data control from JAVA (for example, from managed beans).

D. Use it to parse JSON results to Java data objects and collections.

A. Add a login URL.

B. Add one or more feature references.

C. Add a task flow.

D. Create a new deployment profile.

A. Perform batch inserts or updates to the local SQLite database in multiple concurrent threads.

B. Always bind AMX pages directly to the Web Service DataControl and never invoke web services through a POJO Data Control.

C. Transmit each picture right away over a cellular data connection and inform the user of the transfer's progress through visual indicators.

D. Use RESTFul web services and the JSON data format instead of SOAP/XML web services to communicate with the back end.

E. Store the picturesin the local SQLite database or on the file system and transmit them to the server by starting a background thread only when a wi-fi network connection is available.

A. Device network status

B. Device OS

C. Device screen diagonal size

D. Device barcode resolution

E. Device has camera

F. Device battery capacity

A. Enforce a data leak protection policy such as disabling copy-paste in the application.

B. Encrypt the local database and files on the device.

C. Hide UI fields that contain data not authorized by the logged-in user.

D. Discover and download mobile applications from an enterprise app store.

E. Display the user ID and password in a log file for debugging purposes.

A. download site

B. applicationmarketplace (such as the Apple App Store or Google Play)

C. the Oracle Store (https://shop.oracle.com)

D. through Java Web Start by using the Java Network Launch Protocol (JNLP)

E. enterprise application store provided by solutions such as the Oracle Mobile Security Suite