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1Z0-462 · Question #36

Your client wants to use Engage to render a dynamic recommendation on every page. The recommendation is to be rendered using a pagelet template that will be called by the outer page template using…

The correct answer is C. using an uncached wrapper that calculates the visitor's segment, and then calls a cached page. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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Your client wants to use Engage to render a dynamic recommendation on every page. The recommendation is to be rendered using a pagelet template that will be called by the outer page template using the render:calltemplate tag. The segment value of the current visitor will be passed to it. The rest of the page template consists of calls to additional cached pagelets that render the majority of the web page (for example, header, footer, navigation, and body). The total number of segments is 20 and each visitor can belong to only one segment. Which template caching strategy is the best solution from an efficiency point of view?

Options

  • Ausing an uncached wrapper that calculates the visitor's segment, and then calls a cached page
  • Busing an uncached wrapper that calculates the visitor'ssegment, and then calls anuncached page
  • Cusing an uncached wrapper that calculates the visitor's segment, and then calls a cached page
  • Dhaving no SiteEntry wrapper and using an uncached page template that calculates the visitor's
  • Ehaving no SiteEntry wrapper and using an uncached page template that calculates the visitor's
  • Fhaving no SiteEntry wrapper and using a cached page template that calculates the visitors

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  • A
    14% (3)
  • B
    10% (2)
  • C
    71% (15)
  • E
    5% (1)

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