Consider the JSF managed bean code to execute a function in ADF Business Components via an af:button actionListener on a page:

public void doSomethinq(ActionEvent event) { BindingContainer bindings = BindingContext getCurrent() getCurrentBindingsEntry(); OperationMethod method = bindings.getOperationBinding ("appModuleMethod"); Map paramsMap = method. getParamsMap(); paramsMap put CsomeParameter","someValue"); method.execute(); } Which three options must be implemented for this code to work? (Choose three.)

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Consider the JSF managed bean code to execute a function in ADF Business Components via an af:button actionListener on a page:

public void doSomethinq(ActionEvent event) { BindingContainer bindings = BindingContext getCurrent() getCurrentBindingsEntry(); OperationMethod method = bindings.getOperationBinding ("appModuleMethod"); Map paramsMap = method. getParamsMap(); paramsMap put CsomeParameter","someValue"); method.execute(); } Which three options must be implemented for this code to work? (Choose three.)

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A. For the page definition file this code is called from, it must have a binding B. For the page definition file this code is called from, it must have a binding mapped to C. An appModuleMethod function must exist in the ADF BC application module to call from the

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D. An appModuleMethod function must be exposed through the client interface editor of the ADF BC

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