LRP-614 Exam Dumps - Portal Developer

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Question # 17

Thecompanyld" is a(n):

Portal instance

Organization

Site

Team

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Question # 18

MVCPortlet directs page flow using:

The controller() method

A render parameter called "mvcPath"

A direct link to the JSP with a relative URL

A public render parameter called "path"

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Question # 19

The method to retrieve an integer submitted as a form field named "widgetCount"' is:

GetterUtil.getInteger(actionRequest, "widgetCount")

RequestUtiI.getInteger(actionRequest,"widgetCount )

HTMLUtil.getInteger(actionRequest, "widgetCount")

ParamUtil.getInteger(actionRequest, "widgetCount")

FormUtil.getInteger(actionRequest, "widgetCount")

AlloyUtil.getInteger(actionRequest, "widgetCount")

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Question # 20

The "companyId" is a(n):

Portal instance

Organization

Site

Team

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Question # 21

The recommended way to add a custom class to Liferay's startup process is to:

Create a portal-ext.properties file in the Liferay Home directory that adds the custom class to global.startup.events, and add the custom class to the deployed Liferay application

Create an Ext plugin that replaces the value of global.startup.events with the custom class, and add the custom class to the plugin

Create a portal-ext.properties file in the Liferay Home directory that replaces the value of global.startup.events with the custom class, and add the custom class to portal-impl.jar

Create an Ext plugin that adds the custom class to global.startup.events, and add the custom class to the plugin

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