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

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. 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. It may include transforming the schema of the input and/or output messages.

B. A single service call to Oracle Service Bus can invoke one or more calls to enterprise systems.

C. OracleService Bus can examine the contents of the input payload and headers to make decisions about which enterprise systems are called and in what order.

D. It can only be performed in the Oracle ServiceBus.

E. It depends directly on the implementation language chosen at run time.

F. Service enrichment has nothing to do with security.

A. Apple provides the iOS provisioning profile and certificate you need to sign the application, but you do not need to use Apple's tools directly to package your MAF application since JDeveloper and OEPE will do the work for you if properly configured.

B. Oracle has published numerous MAF applications to the AppleAppStore without any problems and will update the MAFframework if Apple's submission requirements are changed.

C. If you plan to sell your applications instead of providing them for free, you need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise program.

D. To publish to the App Store as an individual, only membership in the entry-level iOSDeveloper Program is required. Appleasks for a nominal annual membership fee. There is no need to enroll in the iOS Developer Enterprise Program.

E. Apple offers subscriptions to its Xcode development tools. It is possible to publish to the App Store for free with an active subscription.

F. Publishing MAF applications to the App Store is very simple because you submit them to Oracle and not to Apple.

A. code to control the order of data control initialization

B. information about the local SQLite database data used in the application

C. a mapping of AMX pages to theirpagedef.xmlfiles and the data controls used in the UI layer

D. mapping between individual UI components and the data controls they use

E. a list of all the data controls defined in an application

A. Data controls create an abstraction from the underlying implementation of the data source, freeing UI developers to focus on building the mobile front end.

B. Data controls are dynamic in nature such that, if the data control model changes, developers do not need to update the UI.

C. SOAP, REST, POJO, ADF Business Components, and EJB data controls are supported in MAF.

D. Data controls in MAF provide declarative fine-grained security access control to the underlying data.

E. At design time, JDeveloper automatically creates and wires up UI components to the data control bindings with little developer effort.

A. When a MAF application is configured to use the Configuration Service, it displays an Oracle-provided dialog at startup where the user must enter a user name, a password, and the URL to theConfiguration Server.

B. MAF provides a set of APIs within theoracle.adfmf.config.client.ConfigurationServiceclass that allows you to check for new changes on the server and downloadupdates to an application's configuration.

C. The Configuration Server is provided by the Oracle Mobile Cloud Service and cannot be deployed on your own servers.

D. The Configuration Service is a custom RESTFul web service that you must implement yourself according to a specification provided by Oracle.

A. AMX page

B. side bar

C. menu items

D. feature

E. unbounded task flow