최신 1z0-441 무료덤프 - Oracle Mobile Development 2015 Essentials

A. REST services

B. PhoneGap API

C. Device Features Data Control

D. Java API

E. Xcode API

F. JavaScript API

A. Create services that are arcane in nature to enhance the security of the services.

B. Carefully choose the implementation language and the monitoring capabilities.

C. Consider the interface types, payloads types, and security approaches which are easily consumed by mobile devices.

D. Design for next generation interfaces to ensure that their services will not need to change in the future.

A. basis for an MAF feature

B. support task flow return calls

C. support task flow input and output parameters

D. define control flow cases between activities

E. define managed beans

A. responds to user gestures such as tap and hold or swipe

B. adjusts the back-end access to services based on the protocol being used

C. adjusts the mobile UI based on the device orientation

D. immediately responds to changes the user makes to a field value in the UI layer.

E. adjusts the mobile UI based on screen size

A. URL

B. Profile ID

C. Service Domain

D. valid users and roles

E. Instant Name

A. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{deviceScope.device.hasCamera}"/>

B. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{device.camera}"/>

C. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{device.hasCamera}"/>

D. <amx:commandButton rendered="#{deviceScope.camera}"/>

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

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

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

E. 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.

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.