Dominic wants to implement the open source CSS framework called Blueprint in his XPages application. He does not want to include any other CSS framework resources which may exist on the Domino server. What is the best way to include all of the required CSS files in the XPages in his application?

• A. In each XPage in the application add the required CSS files to the Resources section
• B. Create a new theme which extends oneui and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition
• C. Create a new theme which does not have an extension property and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition
• D. Create a new theme which extends webstandard and then add each Blueprint CSS file via a resource definition

John wishes to add a managed bean to his application. In order to do this he must do which of the following:

• A. Create a JavaBean class and add the Java class as a page resource to the XPage where the managed bean is to be used.
• B. Open the pre-existing faces-config.xml file located at WebContent\WEB-INF\faces-config.xml and add the appropriate markup to the file.
• C. Open the pre-existing xpages-config.xml file located at WebContent\WEB-INF\xpagesconfig.xml and add the appropriate markup to the file.
• D. Create a file called xpages-config.xml within his application and define the managed bean within the file using the appropriate syntax.

Jo wants to make a configurable list of countries available to the client side JavaScript of her XPage for use in various different fields on the web page. What would be the most efficient approach?

• A. Add a @Decorum to a client side script library to look up the country list in each place it is required
• B. Perform an AJAX request to get the country list from another XPage when it is required using dojo.xhrGet
• C. Use the Output Script control to create a global Client Side JavaScript object to reference when the list is required
• D. Add an @DbColumn to a server side script library to look up the country list in each place it is required

Wayne needs to debug some client side JavaScript code in an XPage to find why a feature is not working as expected. Which of the following actions would be the best option to determine the problem?

• A. Wayne can insert print() and _dump() statements directly in the JavaScript code and use the information sent to the console window to help debug the problem
• B. Wayne can install FireBug or FireBug lite in the browser, set breakpoints in the JavaScript code and then run and debug the application
• C. Wayne can activate the Source pane for the XPage in Domino Designer, set breakpoint(s) on the JavaScript code by double-clicking in the side-gutter and then preview the application
• D. Wayne can open the Java perspective in Domino Designer, find the Java code for the XPage in the "local\xsp" source folder, set breakpoint(s) in the code using the standard Java tooling and then preview the application