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The Plugins SDK uses:

portal-service.jar JAR files from the user's home directory portal-impl.jar portal-plugin.jar

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To map a Service Builder entity to an existing database table in service.xml the entity name must match the database table name.

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In portal.properties, the following property lists portlets that can be embedded on any page: portlet.add(default.resource.check.whitelist=3,56_INSTANCE_0000,5S,S2,S6,87,88/103,113,145,164, The property is listed in liferay-hook_6_l_0.dtd as a property that can can be overridden with a hook. The recommended way to prevent embedding the Search portlet ("3") is to create a hook plugin.

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The location of the XML file that determines permissions for a portlet plugin is configured by:

The VM argument "resource-actions-configs" The portlet property "resource.actions.configs" The init parameter "resource-actions-configs" A portal property "plugin.resource.actions.configs"

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AlloyUI is:

A JavaScript library A CSS framework A tag library All of the above

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The JavaScript method that executes as soon as the HTML document has finished loading is:

AUI().ready(fn) Liferay.Portlet.ready(fn) Liferay.on(fn) None of the above

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Advantages of hook plugins over Ext plugins include: (Please select all correct answers.)

A hook plugin is hot deployable, while an Ext plugin is not A hook plugin has direct access to the portal class loader, while an Ext plugin does not A hook plugin provides an easier upgrade path for overriding core services and JSPs A hook plugin can modify service layer classes, while an Ext plugin cannot

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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 thecustom class to the plugin Create a portal-ext.properties file in the Liferay Home directory that replaces the value ofglobal.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 tothe plugin

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Tables are created in the database for a Service Builder entity after:

The Ant "build-service" target has run The portlet is deployed for the first time The portlet is added to a page for the first time Tables must be created manually

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After a portlet completes the action phase:

Only that portlet enters the render phase All portlets on the page enter the render phase Any portlet whose data has changed enters the render phase Nothing happens since the render phase occurs before the action phase

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