Oracle Mobile Cloud Service 2016 Developer Essentials - 1z0-346 Exam Practice Test

A. improved mobile application performance by caching data locally on the device rather than always making remote service calls to MCS. mobile application access to data from any remote web service, including but not limited to, MCS

B. automatic caching of data from an on-premise solution to the database API within MCS

C. mobile application access to locally cached data while the device is disconnected

A. when data is flushed to MCS as specified in the mobile application developer's code

B. at a time determined by the configuration in the MCS analytics dashboard

C. immediately, when the analytic event occurs

D. when the user logs off

A. This is configured through custom code when making a call to the connector API.

B. This is configured by selecting the Use HTTPS check box in the connector definition after the connector API has been created.

C. This is configured through the Network_EnforceTransportSecurity environment policy.

D. This is configured by applying a relevant security policy when the connector is created or later.

E. This is not configured because the use of HTTPS is mandatory.

A. This is an artifact generated by MCS when you download the code. It can be safely ignored.

B. It is a manifest file for the zip file that specifies the name, version, and dependencies of the Node code.

C. For the related Node.js file, it includes all the #import package names.

D. It contains the RAML JSON definition of the custom API's endpoints, methods, and payloads.

A. It is a JavaScript-based framework extension that is suitable for I/O-intensive applications.

B. It is a popular JavaScript language that is known for its powerful concurrency and threading APIs.

C. It is a programming language that is known mainly for its synchronous programming model.

D. All modern mobile platforms, including Android, iOS, and Windows, have native support for running Node.js.

A. Each mobile backend in an environment can be associated with multiple realms.

B. Each mobile backend in an environment can be associated with only one realm.

C. Each mobile application can connect to several backends at a time.

D. Each mobile application can connect only to a single mobile backend.

E. Each mobile application can connect to several backends, but only one connection can be active at a time.

F. If a mobile backend supports only a small number of users, you do not need a realm.

A. They enable the connector API to leverage a Drools-based rules engine.

B. They specify how payloads are transformed at run time.

C. They determine which mobile users may use the connectors.

D. They provide a way to add default parameter values for calls to resources hosted by an external web service.

A. Add anonymous authentication credentials to the configuration file used by the client SDK in the mobile client application.

B. Add the service account credentials to the configuration file used by the client SDK.

C. Activate HTTPS in the environment policy.

D. Pick a security policy that enforces SSL and configure it.

E. Activate anonymous authentication on the relevant connector APIs.

F. Ensure that the mobile client application calls the appropriate connector API method to perform anonymous authentication.

G. Add the service account credentials to the MCS identity store (CSF - Credential Store Framework).

H. Ensure that the mobile client application calls the appropriate client SDK method to perform anonymous authentication.