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Heather needs to enable an existing operation that returns XML to be called by a coworker's JavaScript code as a REST service that returns a JSON object. What is the best way to accomplish this with IBM Web Experience Factory?

• A. Check the Generation JSON builder field in the Service Operation builder for the specified operations.
• B. Add a REST Service Enable builder for the service operation and change the Return Type field from XML to JSON.
• C. Add a REST Service Call builder for the service operation and change the Return Type field from XML to JSON.
• D. Write a Method that calls the operation programmatically, transform the result with the com.bowstreet.XMLtoJSON API, and then return the JSON after setting the response content type to application/JSON.

Jorge uses the IBM Web Experience Factory WebAppAccess API in his Method builder. He wishes to move this method to a regular Java class and expose it to the model via the Linked Java Object builder. What does he need to do use the WebAppAccess API in his new method?

• A. His new Java file must contain a private member variable to hold the WebAppAccess reference. Web Experience Factory will automatically set it and he can use it within any method in the class.
• B. His new method in the Java class must get a reference to WebAppAccess by calling WebAppAccess.getCurrentWebAppAccess() method.
• C. He simply needs to add WebAppAccess as the first argument in the method signature before any other arguments. Web Experience Factory will automatically pass a WebAppAccess reference and he can use the WebAppAccess API in the same manner as the Method builder.
• D. He must continue to use the Method builder if he wants to use the WebAppAccess API. He cannot use the WebAppAccess API outside of the Method builder.

Heinrich has 35 builder calls in a model. If he wants to see the XML relevant to one specific builder call in the model, how should he find it?

• A. Open the Model XML model view, then click the builder call in the builder call list.
• B. Open the Model XML model view, then search for the builder call by its ID name.
• C. Open the Builder Call Editor model view, and click Generate XML at the bottom.
• D. Right-click the builder call and select View XML.

Emma is not satisfied with her co-developer Jakob's description of system tracing events and times and wants to check the system logs herself. Where can she find and view them?

• A. Log files are stored in the WEB-INF/logs directory in the deployed WAR file.
• B. Log files are created in the base WEB-INF directory.
• C. All IBM Web Experience Factory logging output is intertwined with IBM WebSphere Portal
  logging. Emma must open the application server's log
  files on the server to view them.
• D. The location of log files is variable depending on selections made in the run configuration.
  Emma must inspect the run configuration to
  discover the path to the log files.

Which of the following best describes features of the IBM Web Experience Factory Design View?

• A. Add builder calls to modify existing page elements by dragging them from the palette or right-clicking and adding associated builders.
• B. All of the above.
• C. Show/hide page automation fields.
• D. Graphically manipulate the order of columns.