Exam Prep Questions

Question 1Kayla would like to use a Domino URL command to open the About This Database document. Which command is correct?

  • A. http://Host/Database/About?OpenAbout

  • B. http://Host/Database/$aboutdocument?OpenAbout

  • C. http://Host/Database/AboutDocument?OpenAbout

  • D. http://Host/Database/$about?OpenAbout

A1: Answer D is the correct answer. $about is a special identifier for Domino-generated objects. Answers A, B, and C are syntactically incorrect.
Question 2While designing an application that will be used in both clients, Samatha would like to use Common JavaScript. Which event can she not use?

  • A. onMouseOver

  • B. onFocus

  • C. onBlur

  • D. onLoad

A2: Answer A is the correct answer. OnMouseOver is not available to Notes clients. Answers B, C, and D are incorrect because they are available to both clients and to Common JavaScript.
Question 3Dawn has added HTML to her Domino form. She has made it Pass-Thru HTML through the Text menu, and the HTML works fine on the Web. When her Notes clients access it, though, the HTML code displays as static text. How can this be corrected?

  • A. HTML cannot be used on the Notes client.

  • B. She needs to use the Hide Paragraph from Notes R4.6 or later Text Property.

  • C. She needs to enable the Form property Render pass through HTML in Notes.

  • D. She needs to enable pass-thru HTML by placing her code within square ([]) brackets, not use the Text menu.

A3: Answer C is the correct answer. Answer A is incorrect because HTML can translate on the Notes client if properly set. Answer B is incorrect; though this property would hide the HTML code from Notes clients, it still would not render it. Answer D is incorrect because setting the Render… Form property does not work with the square([]) brackets.
Question 4When adding a Java Applet to his application, Daniel was not sure how to best accomplish this task. Which of the following is an incorrect method for doing so?

  • A. Import the applet.

  • B. Code a URL link.

  • C. Use Share Code.

  • D. Use Shared Resources.

A4: Answer C is the correct answer. Share Code stores elements such as Agents, Shared Actions, Subforms, Outlines, and Code Libraries. Answers A, B, and D all can be used to add a Java Applet.
Question 5Sandra would like to prompt her Web users for correct input when validation fails rather than just place focus back into the field. How can Sandra do this?

  • A. Use the @Prompt function.

  • B. Use the JavaScript prompt.

  • C. Can't be done because prompts do not work on the Web.

  • D. Use the @DialogBox function.

A5: Answer B is the correct answer. Not only do JavaScript prompts work on the Web, but they process on the client. Answers A and D are incorrect because these @Functions do not work on the Web. Answer C is incorrect because you can use a JavaScript prompt on the Web.
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