IBM WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools V8.5 with Liberty Profile

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Question 1 of 75

A developer is installing a Liberty profile runtime environment on a Windows machine and has specified the following installation path:

C:\IBM\WebSphere -
When the installation is finished, in which directory will all of the Liberty profile files be stored?

C:\IBM\WebSphere\wlp

C:\IBM\WebSphere\server

C:\IBM\WebSphere\liberty

C:\IBM\WebSphere\profile

Correct Answer: A

Question 2 of 75

A developer is using the WebSphere Server application Developer Tools to convert their existing JPA project to an OSGi JPA bundle. The original JPA project has a persistence.xml file that is by default located in the src/META-INF folder of the project.
The developer invokes the action to convert the JPA project to an OSGi bundle project.
Which changes are expected to be performed by the tools to the original project when it is converted to an OSGi bundle?

The MANIFEST.MF file is generated under a new META-INF folder in the root of the project. The following entry is added to the MANIFEST.MF file: Meta- Persistence

The MANIFEST.MF file is generated under a new META-INF folder without a Meta-Persistence: Entry

The MANIFEST.MF file is generated in the src/META-INF folder which contains the persistence.xml file. The following entry is added to the MANIFEST.MF file: Meta-Persistence

The MANIFEST.MF file is generated in the BundleContext/META-INF folder. The persistence.xml is moved from the src folder to the same location as the

Correct Answer: C

Question 3 of 75

The manifest file of an OSGi application project contains the following headers:
Application-Content: BundleA; version=1.0.0, BundleB; version=1.0.0
Use-Bundle: BundleC; version=1.0.0
Which statement is true about the bundle content of this OSGi application?

BundleA, BundleB and BundleC are directly contained in the application.

BundleA, BundleB and BundleC are references to bundles that are hosted in an OS Gi bundle repository.

BundleA and BundleB are directly contained in the application while BundleC is a reference to a bundle that is hosted in an OSGi bundle repository.

BundleC is directly contained in the application while BundleA and BundleB are references to bundles that are hosted in an OSGi bundle repository.

Correct Answer: C

Question 4 of 75

A developer has created a Liberty server in WebSphere Application Server Developer Tools for Eclipse.
How can the developer start the Liberty server from the Servers view using a JRE different from the default JRE?

Open the Runtime Explorer view, select the runtime and click the Properties context sensitive menu item. Change the JRE set ting under the Server category in the Properties dialog.

Open the Server Configuration editor by double c licking the server configuration in the Servers view, add a JVM configuration element and specify the JRE location in the Location field.

Open the Server editor by double clicking the server in the Servers view, select the Runtime Environments link and change the JRE setting in the Liberty Profile Runtime Environment dialog.

Open the Server Configuration editor by double clicking the server configuration in the Servers view, add a Variable configuration element with the Name field

Correct Answer: C

Question 5 of 75

A developer is testing a web application using a Liberty profile server. The application will also need to run on a Tomcat server and cannot make use of any APIs that are specific to the Liberty profile server. How can the user ensure that no classes outside of the specification classes are used by the application during the test?

Create a file server.env under the same directory as the server.xml file and add the following line: Class-Path-Visibility=spec

Open the meta-inf/manifest.mf file under the web project, add the following line: Class-Path-Visibility: specification

On the Server > Runtime Environment preference page, edit the Liberty profile runtime entry and select only the Specification checkbox under the API visibility section.

In the Server Configuration editor, create a Classloader Service item under the application element and add the attribute apiTypeVisibility with the value of

Correct Answer: D