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Select the criterion that a developer cannot specify while selecting which CSS file to use in an MAF application.
You are asked to build an adaptive design into an MAF application. The requirement is to show a multipage wizard for an MAF application functionality when the application runs on a smartphone and a single page layout for the same functionality when the application runs on a tablet.
Which two options allow you to implement this use case?
Oracle MAF offers a number of distinct login connection types, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. You need to pick the best connection type for an application you are building. The security requirements for the application, obtained from the business analyst, are:
The mobile application must be password-protected.
The mobile application must let users log in even if there is no network connection.
The mobile application must perform access control based on roles and privileges.
The mobile application should let users login with their Google, LinkedIn, or Twitter account.
Given that your organization has already implemented Oracle Access Manager and wishes to reduce the development effort, which login connection type should you choose?
The EL expression #{deviceScope.hardware.networkStatus} returns a dynamic value based on the mobile device's current network connectivity.
Which is an invalid use of the network status?
