IBM Developing Websites Using IBM Web Content Manager 8.0 Sample Questions:

1. Mike is the content administrator and wishes to syndicate a library to a virtual portal. How does he best achieve this?

A) He can set up a syndication relationship directly to the virtual portal, but only using the GUI interface.
B) He can set up a syndication relationship directly to the virtual portal when creating the syndicator using either the GUI or the command line.
C) He cannot syndicate to a virtual portal. He can only move content using import/export functionality.
D) He can set up a syndication relationship directly to the virtual portal, but only using the command line interface.

2. Which of the following statements is true regarding Categories?

A) Categories allow developers to classify content items that use different keywords. These classifications are then used within a navigator component to generate a list of related content items.
B) Categories allow developers to classify content items that are within different site areas. These classifications are then used within a document manager component to generate a list of related content items.
C) Categories allow developers to classify content items that use different authoring templates. These classifications are then used within a menu component to generate a list of related content items.
D) Categories allow developers to classify content items that are within different site areas. These classifications are then used within an option selection component to generate a list of related content items.

3. Which of the following best describes the role of a reject stage:

A) When an item is rejected, a reject stage can be triggered that executes pre-defined actions. Once the actions have been executed, the item isreturned to the first stage of the workflow.
B) When an item is rejected, a reject stage can be triggered that executes pre-defined actions. Once the actions have been executed, the item isreturned to the stage specified in the reject stage.
C) When an item is rejected, a reject stage can be triggered that executes pre-defined actions. Once the actions have been executed, the item isreturned to the first stage of the workflow and the content author is notified.
D) When an item is rejected, a reject stage can be triggered that executes pre-defined actions. Once the actions have been executed, the item isreturned to the previous stage of the workflow.

4. A content administrator would like to customize the initial interface of the Authoring Portlet so that content authors are presented with just two simplified options (create a news article and view content drafts). Which one of the following options best describes how the content administrator can achieve this?

A) Go into the authoring portlet configuration mode, expand the user interface section, and configure the required settings.
B) Go into the authoring portlet, edit shared settings mode, expand the user interface section, and configure the required settings.
C) Create a custom launch page that uses remote action URLs.
D) Customize the initial interface by modifying the portlet's default.jsp file.

5. Pavel, a content creator, creates News content for his company intranet. In advance of a new product release, he needs to immediately create and get approval for multiple content items, but defer their publication on the website to a later date. How can he accomplish this task?

A) Specify a Scheduled Move Action in the Workflow section. The Scheduled Move Action should refer to the Live Date field.
B) Set the Live Date in the Workflow section of each content item.
C) Specify a Scheduled Move Action for items entering the Publish stage of the workflow. The Scheduled Move Action should refer to the PublishDate field.
D) Set the Publish Date in the Workflow section of each content item.

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