IBM Application Infrastructure Sales Mastery Test v1 - M9510-747 Exam Practice Test

A. All of the above B. Applications that run on WAS Liberty Core can be deployed onto any other edition of WAS except for WAS Community Edition C. WAS Liberty Core is a lightweight application server runtime for simple web and mobile applications. D. WAS Liberty Core supports the capabilities defined in the Java EE Web Profile specification. E. Both the startup time and the memory footprint of WAS Liberty Core are less than those of JBoss and Glassfish.

A. All of the above B. To quickly enable web based applications for mobile devices C. To provide high performance for Java applications at the lowest possible cost with Version 8.5 or later releases of either WAS ND or WAS for z D. To support developers who want to take advantage of the latest Java programming models without any cost for unit testing on their desktops E. To deliver SOA-enabled applications that leverage service reuse

A. All of the above B. The need for mobile applications to be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week C. The need to run batch and online transaction processing concurrently on one platform D. The need to leverage programming skills of Java developers on staff E. The need to move batch processing workloads off of mainframe systems

A. It is an edition of WAS guaranteed to support existing open source applications without any code changes being needed. B. It is only available as part of WAS Liberty Core C. It provides a lightweight runtime for web and mobile applications D. It can be purchased at a lower price compared toWAS (base) and it appeals to developers because it is lightweight and can be re-started quickly for testing E. It requires licensing only when applications go into production.