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A. Open the Builder Call Editor model view, and click Generate XML at the bottom.

B. Open the Model XML model view, then search for the builder call by its ID name.

C. Right-click the builder call and select View XML.

D. Open the Model XML model view, then click the builder call in the builder call list.

A. Use the Cooperative Portlet Source and Cooperative Portlet Target builders with WebSphere Portal's wiring tool.

B. Wire the two portlets together using the shared variable builder so they can share data via session.

C. Use the Web Experience Factory Event Declaration and Event Handler builder with page wiring option available within the builder.

D. Wiring of two Web Experience Factory portlets on two different pages is technically not feasible.

A. clienteventGetAccountDetails

B. fireGetAccountDetails

C. ${ClientEventMethod/GetAccountDetails}

D. ${ClientEventFire/GetAccountDetails}

A. Use the enable Debug Tracing field on the Variable builder.

B. Add a Debug Tracing builder to the model specifying whether to trace all actions or naming a specific action to trace.

C. Inspect the logging.properties file for variable values because all changes are reflected in this file at run time.

D. Add an entry to the log4j.properties file indicating the model and action to trace.

A. AJAX LoadError

B. AJAX PostLoad

C. AJAX PreUpdate

D. AJAX Init

A. Edit the HTML template file to have a custom layout for this page.

B. Modify the existing base page for the View and Form builder.

C. Edit the generated JSP file and select the check box in the View and Form builder so that it does not re-export it.

D. Export the HTML from the right-click menu in the Application Tree, which creates a HTML Data Layout builder and an associated HTML file.