Quinn is creating a module that adds a customized Dojo lightbox for a disclaimer to overlay the screen as soon as the page loads using dojo.addOnLoad. She has already created myLightBox.css and intends to write the JavaScript event triggering the lightbox inline. What must Quinn do to ensure she gets the desired functionality at minimal performance cost?

• A. Quinn must add the tag pointing to myLightBox.css into the block. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein as long asthe page uses the nondeferred profile and the event is added to the event handler
• B. Quinn must create a CSS sub-contribution type in her module pointing to myLightBox.css. The JavaScript can be added anywhere therein aslong as the page uses the default deferred profile and the event is added to the event handler.
• C. Quinn should add all this code right after the theme's tag to ensure the functionality happens as soon as the body markup is loading.
• D. Quinn should really write all CSS and JavaScript inline for performance reasons so secondary requests to the server are never made.

Emery is trying to make it so users from a specific geographic location do not have access to a specific metrics application hosted on their IBM WebSphere Portal server. Which of the following options is provided within WebSphere Portal that Emery can use to this purpose?

• A. Emery's users must register as being from a specific geography and Emery can develop workflow methods leveraging thePortalUserIdentityBean (or PUIB) object to ensure the portlet does not generate markup for the user in this geography.
• B. Emery can use the call to ensure the portlet is hidden for thegeography to block.
• C. None of the above. Emery is going to need to create a page and assign metadata parameters to hide the specific portlet from users fromgeographies that are not allowed to see it.
• D. Emery can use Personalization Rules to hide the portlet, leveraging information in the user repository regarding the user's geographiclocation.

On an ongoing basis, Ken wants to track status messages from an application that he is writing. Which one of the following options should he use as a best practice to make the status messages available?

• A. He should write messages to to SystemOut.log since it is the easiest to implement.
• B. He should write them to SystemError.log since they are status messages and could be considered errors.
• C. He should use the standard Java logger at an "info" level since "info" is the default trace level for IBM WebSphere Portal server.
• D. He should use the standard Java logger at an "error" level since they are status messages and could be considered errors.

Ted is developing a module that will provide content to the Markup sub-contribution type. This Markup sub-contribution will contain some inline JavaScript. What will happen if Ted makes this module deferred rather than non-deferred?

• A. The server-side combiner framework will not allow JavaScript inside of the Markup contribution type.
• B. The script code inside the markup will be evaluated and run. However, it will throw an exception since its being loaded from a different domain.
• C. The script code inside the markup will not be evaluated and run when the deferred module is loaded.
• D. The script code inside the markup will be evaluated and run without error when the deferred module is loaded.

The following is an extract of a theme module's plugin.xml file: Based on the above extract, which of the following statements is false?

• A. Defining a CSS file, menu contribution, or module capability are all optional.
• B. The ID field of the tag can contain letters and digits as long as the combined field value is unique.
• C. The module is inactive and needs to be be activated with the tag.
• D. A user can declare an alternative debug js file in the same tag as a js file.