C.

Rest Services

E.

HTTP Response codes

Explanation:
Representational State Transfer (REST) is a lightweight framework for designing
applications that use HTTP to make calls. REST uses HTTP to perform the Create, Read,
Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations between client and server. Applications interact
with the services by using HTTP, POST, PUT, GET, and DELETE operations.
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A.

Interim fix

A WebSphere Commerce interim fix (iFix) is a software patch that contains fixes for one or
more APARs. A WebSphere Commerce cumulative iFix is a comprehensive collection of
interim fixes for a specific release. Both types of fixes are installed with the WebSphere
Commerce Update Installer (UPDI).
Note: An Authorized Program Analysis Report, or APAR, is a formal report from IBM
development to customers that have notified IBM of a problem or suspected defect. If IBM
development is able to confirm the existence of the issue they will create an APAR with any
known work around and perhaps an indication of which future release, if any, of the IBM
program they intend to target for a formal fix to the defect and whether or not a Program
Temporary Fix (PTF) is planned. The APAR will then be published so that it is visible to
supported customers.
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C.

The application scope has precedence over all the scopes.

C.

Web Server Plug-in

A.

Client to Web server

C.

Web server to application server

D.

<install_root>\profiles\server1\logs\profile1

C.

An administrator is prompted for user name, but not password.

Explanation:
Congratulations! You have successfully manually disabled Global Security for your IBM
WebSphere Application Server instance. You should now be able to access the WAS
Integrated Solutions Console (ISC) without having to specify a password.

B.

Use the administrative console.

Explanation:
High Performance Extensible Logging (HPEL) is a log and trace facility that is provided as
a part of WebSphere® Application Server. HPEL provides a log data repository, a trace
data repository, and a text log file.
The HPEL LogViewer is an easy-to-use, command-line tool provided for HPEL users to
work with the log data and trace data repositories.
Use the following command to view the full contents of your log and trace repositories:
[Windows] (Windows) logViewer.bat
[AIX HP-UX Solaris] (Unix- full profile) logViewer.sh
[AIX HP-UX Solaris] (Unix- Liberty profile) logViewer
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