QUESTION: 13

You are encountering difficulties with an appliance you created. You have established that the appliance does start when you start the application. However, all the appliance properties are left at their default values in the instrumented configuration files. You verify that files are listed in the Properties tab of the class in the Class Editor.
What should you do next?

Verify that proxy-arp is disabled on all servers.
Start the application with -debug flag on the app start command.
Verify that the /etc/applogic.sh and /etc/applogic.csh files are being created on boot.
Attempt to use Secure Shell (SSH) to connect to the appliance using the comp ssh command.

Answer(s): C

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QUESTION: 14

In the Application Editor, the Notes tab shows free-form notes that are set on the application. You can edit the notes by double-clicking the text window, and you can also apply text formatting options available from the toolbar or the right-click menu.
What is the purpose of the Unlink text formatting option?

Remove a hyperlink.
Unattach the note from a specific appliance.
Unattach the note from an underlying stylesheet.
Remove the note from an animated sequence diagram for the application.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 15

In the CA AppLogic disposable infrastructure, each appliance:

Runs its own operating system.
Is a hierarchical assembly of one or more singletons.
Consists of a single software component, such as JBoss, MYSQL, or Tomcat.
Consists of one or more applications, which are built from scratch or based on an existing application.

Answer(s): A

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