1z0-441 無料問題集「Oracle Mobile Development 2015 Essentials」

（A）Remove any certificates emitted by your organization from the cacerts file.

（B）Validate your archive name by using the registry available on the Oracle Technology Network.

（C）Registeryour application on the Oracle Mobile Cloud Service.

（D）Obtain or generate a private key to sign the application package (.apk file) and update the preferences of your IDE to use it.

（E）In the deployment profile, specify a unique, Java language-like package name identifying the application as the ApplicationBundle ID.

（F）In the deployment profile, set the build mode to Release.

（A）exposing SOAP header information for edit

（B）mapping a SAOP payload to a custom data object structure on the client side.

（C）adding web service security

（D）client-side caching of data queried from a SOAP service

（A）There is no way to access device features that are not provided out-of-the-box in Oracle MAF.

（B）Develop or use an existing Cordova plug-in for this feature and add it to your MAF application.

（C）Add a native type application feature to your AMX application coded in the native SDK.

（D）Use web service calls to the specific device feature.

（A）Edit theadfm.xmlfile in theApplicationController/adfmsrc/Meta-INFdirectory.

（B）Edit thecacertsfile in the application's/resources/securitydirectory.

（C）Edit theDataControls.dcxdata control definition file stored in the project within which the REST data control is created.

（D）Edit theconnections.xmlfile stored in the application's.adf/Meta-Infdirectory.

（A）mobile web application

（B）hybrid mobile application

（C）web application

（D）native mobile application

（E）responsive website

（A）Plan to secure your REST services as needed.

（B）Ensure that the REST services for existing systems handle necessary security protocols.

（C）Rearchitectall existing systems to support mobile apps.

（D）Service-enable existing systems to support a REST interface.

（E）Rearchitectyour current security strategy for your entire enterprise.

（A）Use a JavaBean to wrap calls to SQLite database and create a JavaBean DataControlfrom it, that then appears in the data controls panel.

（B）Configure the SQLite database data control and use the data controls panel to drag and drop data collections and attributes onto the AMX view.

（C）Create a TopLink persistence layer to query and update the database. The AMX user interface components bind to the EJB session facade.

（D）Use the REST service adapter to query data from SQLite in JSON format.

（A）Stop the user from invoking the phone device service, which relies on a 2G, 3G, or 4G connection if the network status returnswifi.

（B）Disable entry to a feature if it requires network access and the current network status isnone.

（C）If the value returned is 3g, warn the user that downloading data may take significant time.

（D）Call an external web service to refresh data if a connection is available; otherwise, use a local cached copy of the data.

（A）adjusts the back-end access to services based on the protocol being used

（B）responds to user gestures such as tap and hold or swipe

（C）adjusts the mobile UI based on the device orientation

（D）immediately responds to changes the user makes to a field value in the UI layer.

（E）adjusts the mobile UI based on screen size