Aaron has created an XPages application that has a couple of XPages to surface the same data to two different application roles in two completely different user interfaces. Each role can manipulate parts of the data, but in both cases, the data must adhere to the same business logic and rules. What would be the best way for Aaron to implement the same business logic in each XPage?

• A. Create a common Server-Side JavaScript Library for the XPages to share that the user interface can use to execute the business logic
• B. The user interface and the business logic in an XPage can not easily be separated and must be maintained in each XPage
• C. Use a series of Custom Controls to hold the business logic and share them amongst the XPages
• D. Create a common Client-Side JavaScript Library for the XPages to share that the user interface can use to execute the business logic

Dominic wants to implement the open source CSS framework called Blueprint in his XPages application. He does not want to include any other CSS framework resources which may exist on the Domino server. What is the best way to include all of the required CSS files in the XPages in his application?

• A. Create a new theme which does not have an extension property and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition
• B. Create a new theme which extends webstandard and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition
• C. Create a new theme which extends oneui and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition
• D. In each XPage in the application add the required CSS files to the Resources section

David has an XPage designed to view a document. He is adding a Delete button, but he wants to add some client-side browser JavaScript to make a confirm dialog appear containing the document Subject field. How would he retrieve the Subject field value?

• A. var subject = dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject');
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• B. var subject = "#{javascript: dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject')}";
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• C. var subject = XSP.xhr("#{id:Subject}");
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");
• D. var subject = "#{id:dominoDoc.getItemValueString('Subject')}";
  confirm("Subject: "+subject+"\nAre you sure you want to delete this document?");

Peter wants to enhance the view controls used in his application so that they can display rich content from the underlying document collection. He wants to do this in an efficient manner as the application has thousands of documents and is accessed by hundreds of concurrent users. Which of the following approaches should John take to add this enhancement to his application most efficiently?

• A. Nothing - XPages view controls cannot display rich content.
• B. Modify the Domino view to include the rich text field and add a new column to his view controls that automatically binds to this field.
• C. Add a computed column to the view control that opens each document, set the column content type to HTML, and bind the rich text content from each document using JavaScript code.
• D. Add an action to each column that will retrieve the rich text content from the underlying document when clicked, assign it to a computed field with content type set to HTML, and then display that field.