IBM Rational Application Developer V8 Associate - C9510-819 Exam Practice Test

A. select File > Class > Information

B. double-click the class in the editor

C. select Window > Show View > Javadoc

D. open a browser and use Google

A. when the browser's HTML renderer is able to display the results much clearer when information is conveyed using JSON

B. when the application uses a web service call using JSON between the web page and backend, then the web service will be able to use Web Service Security

C. when the application servlets are able to process the requests more efficiently and better integrate with the backend systems

D. when the existing Ajax functions pass large XML messages, and using JSON will reduce the size of the messages

A. EntityManager em = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory.createEntityManager();

B. EntityManager em = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory("RAD8JPA").createEntityManager();

C. EntityManager em = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory().createEntityManager("RAD8JPA");

D. EntityManager em = Persistence("RAD8JPA").createEntityManagerFactory().createEntityManager();

A. restart the server under profile mode

B. select Window -> Preference -> Debug -> Terminate all Breakpoints

C. click the Skip All Breakpoints icon

D. click on each application code breakpoint and remove them one by one

A. to specify the folder in the web project where the deployed content of the web application is stored

B. to specify the top directory of your application when it is deployed to the web server

C. to specify the servlet and filter names that will be used when forming a URL to access them

D. to specify the eclipse perspective where the web project will be developed

A. a folder to store Java classes (called Java Resources)

B. a Web content folder called WebContent for all publishable resources

C. a deployment descriptor file created under WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml

D. a conversion path to a dynamic Web project