Ace the Alfresco ACSCE-5X Exam: Ultimate Preparation Guide

template

node.template

node.document

document

document.template

A new class extended the BaseProcessorExtension class and a bean definition specified the name “qsvc”.

A class named “qsvc” extended the BaseProcessorExtension class and a bean with a parent of “qsvc” deployed this class.

A class named “qsvc” extended the BaseProcessorExtension class and a bean deployed this class.

A class extended the ScriptAPI class and a bean definition deployed this class.

Mark a method in the extension with an @Auditable annotation.

Open a connection to the database and write the audit information to the audit tables.

Inject AuditComponent into the extension and call recordAuditValues.

Use the Alfresco REST API to record an audit event.

Call the Java Audit Service.

helloworld

/example/test/helloworld

/example/test/helloworld.html

/example

args

user

url

workflow

Define your form using Share form configuration and add the definition to the ‘AdvancedSearch’ configuration section in share-config-custom.xml

Define your form mark-up in a FreeMarker file, add the definition to the ‘AdvancedSearch’ configuration section in share-config-custom.xml, and provide a web script to handle search requests.

Define your form mark-up in a FreeMarker file and add the definition to the ‘AdvancedSearch’ configuration section in share-config-custom.xml

Define a web script to render the form, a web script to handle search requests, and add the definitions to the ‘AdvancedSearch’ configuration section in share-config-custom.xml

You are using Internet Explorer; you should be using Firefox.

Share needs to be restarted, refreshing web scripts is not enough.

Your files do not adhere to the standard naming convention.

The cache on the browser needs to be cleared.

You did not register the dashlet with the data dictionary.

The correct query is: my:property:1000

The correct query is: =my:property:1000

The correct query is: !my:property:1000

The correct query is: ~my:property:1000

Define a new “notify” aspect with a “multi” peer association. Create and register a policy behavior that, when content is updates, users can associate their content via this aspect. As associations are being made, the external notification request will be triggered.

Define a new “notify” aspect with no properties. Create and register a policy behavior that, if this aspect is present, will make the external notification request. Users can simply add this aspect to their content item.

Extend cm:content to provide an additional “notify” property. Create a policy behavior that will look at the “notify” property and, if set, make the external notification request. Users simply create cm:content items.

Extend sys:base to provide an additional “notify” property. Create a new policy that will look at the “notify” property and, if set, make the external notification request. Users can simply call an action against their content item.

<class>d:noderef</class>

<class>ANY</class>

</class>sys:base</class>

</class>cm:cmobject</class>