Eclipse is a Plugin

Eclipse is a shareware

Eclipse is an Open source framework

None of these

Highlight the method and select References > Workspace option in the search drop-down

Possible only when we have MyEclipse plug-in

N/A in Eclipse

None of these

Build automation using Ant Script

Integrating J2EE Application servers

Plug-in development by the user

Can be used as a J2EE application server

Only inspecting the code.

Watching the values of variables and expressions.

Step by step debugging.

All of the above

A new IDE competing with Eclipse

A set of plug-ins under Eclipse

A java class file editor

All of the above

.mymetadata file

.myeclipse folder

an ejb-jar.xml file

An application.xml

Formatting the code

Adding Import

Organizing imports

All of the above

MyEclipse uses Eclipse beneath the hood.

MyEclipse operates independently (Without the help of Eclipse)

MyEclipse is intended only for distributed application development

None of these

It defines MyEclipse-specific information such as the location of the web-root folder and other important details required by MyEclipse web tools for their proper operation.

It is an optional file and may contain some project related information.

It is an empty folder to cache information.

None of these

Tomcat

Oracle

BEA

All of the above

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F11

Ctrl + Alt + F

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HOME

Ctrl + HOME

Shift + HOME

Alt + HOME

F5

F4

F6

F9

Ctrl + TAB

Shift + TAB

Ctrl + T

Ctrl + C

Ctrl + F4

Alt + F1

Shift + F10

Shift + H

Enable the diagnostic trace service.

Change the log level details to Entry and Exit.

Change the WBILocationMonitor.CEI trace setting to Fine.

Update the .mon file that was deployed with the application for event generation.

Specify the trace string BOCore=all.

Specify the trace string com.ibm.bpe.*=finest.

Use the Log Analyzer to identify which components to trace.

Set the trace string as described in the IBM Support document for Business Objects.

Common Database (WPRCSDB)

Messaging Engine Database (MEDB)

Service Integration Bus Database (SIDB)

Business Process Choreographer Database (BPEDB)

Use both WebSphere Application Server and WebSphere Process Server installers to create two installations in separate locations. The respective profiles will be created from each installation.

Use the WebSphere Process Server installer from the WebSphere Process Server disks. This will install a complete version of WebSphere Application Server. Both types of profiles can be created from the resulting installation.

Use the WebSphere Application Server installer first provided on the WebSphere Process Server disks. Use the WebSphere Process Server installer to add WebSphere Process Server functionality to the installation. Both types of profiles can be created from t

Use the WebSphere Application Server installer first from the WebSphere Application Server disks. Use the WebSphere Process Server installer to add WebSphere Process Server functionality to the installation. Both types of profiles can be created from the

In the Business Process Choreographer Containers datasource configuration, ensure that the Create Tables option has been selected.

Send the sibDDLGenerator to the database administrator to allow the generation of the createSchema.sql script to create the tables.

When running the bpeconfig.jacl, set the -createDB option to no and following completion, supply the database administrator with the generated createSchema.sql script to create the tables.

When running the bpeconfig.jacl, set the -createDB option to no and following completion, use the sibDDLGenerator to generate the createSchema.sql script to supply to the database administrator.