Online Access Free 1Z0-927 Exam Questions

Which two of the following statements about entities are true? (Choose two.)

• A.System entities may return objects.
• B.All entities return a primitive value of type string, int or boolean.
• C.Entities can be used even if they are not associated with an intent.
• D.Only system entities can be used as the parent for a derived entity.

In a user-isolated collection, what permission would you need to be able to overwrite any object in the collection?

• A.Read-Write
• B.Write (Any User)
• C.Write-All
• D.Read-Write (All Users)

You are using the SOAP connector API to process an XML payload. Which task should you perform to bypass the JSON/XML translator in the SOAP connector API that you are calling from custom code when making a POST call?

• A.Set theOracle-Mobile-Payload-Type customheader toapplication/xml.
• B.You should use a REST connector instead because the translator cannot be bypassed.
• C.Set the Accept header toapplication/xml.
• D.Set the Accept header to application/xml and the Content-Type header toapplication/xml; charset=utf-8.

Which two capabilities are provided by the data offline and sync features? (Choose two.)

• A.improved module application performance by caching data locally on the device rather than always making remote service calls to Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise
• B.mobile application access to data from any remote web service, including but not limited to, Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise
• C.mobile application access to locally cached data while the device is disconnected
• D.automatic caching of data from an on-premises solution to the data base API within Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise

Study the following Node code in Oracle Mobile Cloud Enterprise:

What are 'data' and 'end'?

• A.They are named events for which thereq.onmethod code blocks are listening as handlers.
• B.They are filters on HTTP headers of the same name and they will fire if the header is found in the request.
• C.They are Node equivalents of "try" and "finally" exception handler blocks in JavaScript.
• D.They provide a mechanism for accepting data and handling timeouts in the end block.