In your MAF design, you have defined a "checkout" feature based on a task flow where customers place items into their shopping basket and, at the end of task flow, either purchase the items in the shopping cart or cancel the order. The items in the shopping cart are persisted in a managed bean.
Which single bean scope is the right option for the shopping cart managed bean?

• A. requestScope
• B. viewScope
• C. sessionScope
• D. applicationScope
• E. pageFlowScope
• F. backingBeanScope

You used the REST service data control wizard to build a data control from a remote REST service endpoint.
How do you change the endpoint while you move the MAF application from testing to production?

• A. Edit theDataControls.dcxdata control definition file stored in the project within which the REST data control is created.
• B. Edit thecacertsfile in the application's/resources/securitydirectory.
• C. Edit theconnections.xmlfile stored in the application's.adf/Meta-Infdirectory.
• D. Edit theadfm.xmlfile in theApplicationController/adfmsrc/Meta-INFdirectory.

You have been asked to select the appropriate security policy to apply to a SOAP web service data control. The web service is accessed over HTTPS. In addition, the web service calls must use the same single sign-on infrastructure as the other web applications deployed on the network. That way, users will not have to authenticate again if they navigate between remote URL features and AMX features making web service calls.
Which policy would you choose?

• A. oracle/wss_username_token_client_policy
• B. oracle/wss_http_token_over_ssl_client_policy
• C. oracle/wss11_message_protection_client_policy
• D. oracle/soap_over_ssl_client_policy

You are asked to build an adaptive design into an MAF application. The requirement is to show a multipage wizard for an MAF application functionality when the application runs on a smartphone and a single page layout for the same functionality when the application runs on a tablet.
Which two options allow you to implement this use case?

• A. A Feature can have multiple contents (AMX pages, AMX Task Flow, and so on). A content constraint can be defined on the first content to hide when the application runs on a smartphone and to show when it runs on a tablet. This way, thefirst content configured for a Feature holds the single page layout, whereas the second (with no constraints defined) has the multipage wizard function.
• B. Selecting the Enable Adaptive Design check box in themaf-application.xmlfile visual editor allows you to configure constraints on the application level that, upon application start, tell the framework which MAF Features to load when the application is started on a smartphone and which Features to load when the application is started on a tablet.
• C. A Feature LifecycleListener class can be created and configured to load AMX content upon application start. In this case, Java, using the AdfmfContainerUtilities framework helper class, determines the type of device to be smartphone tablet and switches the content.
• D. Two MAF Features can be created, one for the single page view and the other for the multipage wizard. Constraints defined on the feature configuration conditionally switch between the two options.