Nick would like to use JavaScript to get the name of the current XPage. Which one of the following global objects and its corresponding method can he use to accomplish this?

• A. database.getPageName();
• B. session.getPageName();
• C. view.getPageName();
• D. applicationScope.getPageName();

Brett wants to add a view to his XPage, configured so that it displays two rows for each entry in the view. What technique can he use to accomplish this task?

• A. Add a Repeat control to the XPage and place the appropriate fields within the Repeat control in a two row table.
• B. Add a View control to the XPage and configure the view's NumberOfRows property to '2'.
• C. Enable the Application property Use Java Views on Web and configure the view's NumberOfRows property to '2'.
• D. Add a View control to the XPage and change the NumberOfRows property on the All Properties tab to '2'.

John wants to use Themes to help him define controls properties. He wants to use the OneUI theme but also extend it to be able to manage a different style for some buttons. How can he override the global theme properties for some of his buttons?

• A. He needs to specify one theme file.
• B. He can use the option for the concerned controls.
• C. He has to change the Style attribute of his button.
• D. You cannot override any property of a specific control.

Luke accidentally closed the applications navigator in Domino Designer and now he cannot see the list of design elements that he's working on. How can he get it back?

• A. Close Domino Designer and Notes, delete bookmarks.nsf, and reopen Notes and Designer.
• B. Click Window > Show Eclipse Views > Applications from the menu
• C. Close Domino Designer and reopen it.
• D. Close Domino Designer and Notes, delete desktop.ndk, and reopen Notes and Designer.

Odette is designing the index XPage that is used for navigation for her Domino application. For what purpose might Odette use the Outline view in Domino Designer in Eclipse while working with the index XPage?

• A. To drag controls from the controls palette onto a hierarchical representation of the XML source code, typically during the initial design of the XPage.
• B. To drag elements to rearrange sections and change the sequence of elements on the XPage.
• C. The Outline view provides a hierarchical representation of the XML source code in XPages. The developer can quickly update varioussettings from within the Outline view using right-click menu options for each element.
• D. Aside from the expand and collapse icons, nothing in an Outline view is clickable. Nonetheless, the Outline view provides an extremely usefulmeans to browse the XML elements of an XPage.