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1Z0-554 · Question #35
In a JSF view, the user completes a form and clicks a Submit button. The Submit button should call the commit operation on the application module, as well as the loginsert method defined in the…
The correct answer is A. Bind the button's Action property to a backing bean that contains accessors for the button. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In a JSF view, the user completes a form and clicks a Submit button. The Submit button should call the commit operation on the application module, as well as the loginsert method defined in the - ationModuleimpl .Java. Finally, the Submit button should navigate to the rowinserted navigation case in the task flow. How would this functionality be accomplished?
Options
- ABind the button's Action property to a backing bean that contains accessors for the button.
- BBind the button's Action property to a managed bean that calls the Commit operation and loginsert
- CBind the button's Action Listener property to # {bindings. Comnit. execute}, define a session- scoped
- DBind the button's Action property to # {bindings. loginsert. execute} and define a session-scoped
- EBind the button's Action property to a managed bean that calls the Commit operation and loginsert
- FBind the button's Action Listener property to # {bindings. Commit. execute} && # {bindings, loginsert.
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