1z0-430 Oracle WebCenter Portal 11.1.1.8 Essentials Questions and Answers

It handles communication with data sources, such as a database and data persistence. It’s also responsible to handle data validation.

In an MVC model, it represents the Controller layer, handling navigation between pages or page fragments, and session information.

It’s a set of visual components aimed for business users. Graphs, Charts, and Reports are examples of Business Components.

It’s a set of façade classes that abstract the complexity of handling visual components in the UI layer. Users can add Business Components to the Portal page by using the drag-and-drop functionality.

No roles can do this; it is not a feature.

The Moderator role can do this.

All seeded roles have this capability, but custom roles do not have it.

The Administrator can enable any role to do this.

adf-config.xml

connections.xml

web.xml

webcenter-config.xml

It allows users with the appropriate privileges to create folders in WebCenter Content.

It shows version histories of files.

It allows users to save a filtered view of the folder being viewed.

It allows users to synchronize files to their local file systems.

It allows users to customize which document properties to show in the columns of the view.

Page templates show up because they are the building blocks of a page.

Navigation model shows up on a page as links, and any such visualizations

Resource Catalog shows up indicating all the items that can be added to the page.

Data Controls

showDetailFrame

showDetailItem

panelCustomizable

decorativeBox

You can download the page template, edit in JDeveloper, and upload it back to the portal.

You can connect JDeveloper to the Portal, import the new template into JDeveloper, edit and export it back to the portal.

You can edit the template source code from the Portal interface, and make the necessary changes to it.

You can download the page template to JDeveloper, and deploy the custom version as a WAR file using WSLT.

Create different page templates for both kinds of pages to have different behavior to show error messages.

Keep the template as it is and let developers write their own logic to show the error messages.

Create an attribute in page template. Let developers set it to true from their page if they need to display it on the template or false if they want to show it in a pop-up window. Use this attribute as rendered property for error messages.

Extend the existing page template and add the logic to show the error message on the template and pop-up window based on view ID.

HTML

ADF

PHP

JavaScript