Usha has developed a JSR 286 compliant portlet. She wants to use it on a WSRP producer so that it can be consumed by a remote IBM WebSphere Portal server. What changes if any should be made?

• A. She does not have to make any changes.
• B. She should change her portlet class to implement ServiceDescription, Markup, Registration and PortletManagement interface.
• C. She must set the enable WSRP portlet initialization parameter to true in the portlet.xml file.
• D. She should change her portlet class to implement ServiceDescription and Markup interface.

Which of the following is a false statement about limitations for a WSRP producer portlet?

• A. WSRP producer portlets do not support edit_defaults_compatibility portlet mode.
• B. WSRP producer portlets cannot use PUMA SPI for accessing user information.
• C. WSRP producer portlets cannot use IBM WebSphere Portal internals in portlets such as engine objects or engine tags.
• D. WSRP producer portlets cannot access portlet render parameters.

PreferencePortlet is Portlet Specification 2.0-compliant and the system is running IBM WebSphere Portal 8.0. What is the output of the following code? public PreferencePortlet extends GenericPortlet{ protected void processAction(ActionRequest actionRequest, ActionResponse){ actionRequest.getPreferences().setValue("test","ViewModePreferenceValue"); actionRequest.getPreferences().store(); } protected void doView(RenderRequest renderRequest, RenderResponse renderResponse) throws PortletException, IOException { // Generate action URL }

• A. The container throws java.lang.IllegalStateException because it is not allowed to change preferences in the processAction() method.
• B. The code compiles and executes fine. It stores a "test" preference at the end of the processAction() method call.
• C. This code results in a compiler error because PortletPreference does not have the store() method.
• D. The container throws javax.portlet.ReadOnlyException because it is only allowed to view preferences in the processAction() method.

Dale is asked to create a new theme for IBM WebSphere Portal based on the Portal 8 Modular theme. This new theme will be the only theme applied to pages within the environment. What is the best way for him to proceed with this task?

• A. Edit the Modular theme directly.
• B. Edit the Modular theme directly and remove all the other themes from the environment.
• C. Make a copy of the Modular theme to create a new, separate theme. Then remove all the other themes from the environment as they won't beused.
• D. Make a copy of the Modular theme to create a new, separate theme.

Wendy's theme was recently installed on a server. A colleague provided her with theme components to deploy, which given design requirements, is packaged as an EAR file inside a compressed ZIP file. Which of the following is a valid option for deploying these components?

• A. Use the web-dav-deploy-zip-file to deploy the compressed file. Use the webdav-expand-ear command to unpackage the EAR on the server,then register the new EAR on the WebSphere Integrated Solutions console.
• B. Use the web-dav-deploy-zip-file to deploy the compressed file and use the XMLAccess command to run the script. Use the WebSphereIntegrated Solutions console to add the runtime configuration.
• C. Use the web-dav-deploy-zip-file to deploy the compressed file. Use the IBM WebSphere Integrated Solutions console or scripts to deploy theEAR file. Use XMLAccess to import the components into the IBM WebSphere Portal server.
• D. EAR files must be deployed using the WebSphere Integrated Solutions console, so she must remove it from the ZIP archive and install itdirectly.