Online Access Free C-SEN-2005 Practice Test

What are typical characteristics of the Desktop Assistant cache? Note: There are 3 correct Answer to this question.

• A.The lesson.js date is the base for the cache update.
• B.The update frequency cannot be changed.
• C.Only requested files will be cached.
• D.When a new Desktop Assistant version is installed, the cache must be deleted manually on every end user machine.
• E.It reduces the network load.

Which component allows you to publish to Manager AND a Learning Management System AND web servers? Choose the correct answer.

• A.Producer
• B.Desktop Assistant
• C.Web Editor
• D.Instant Producer

What actions are possible with hidden objects in the project explorer? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.Create an object reference that is visible.
• B.Define a time range for the object to be hidden.
• C.Link to the hidden object and open it in the library.
• D.Use the hidden objects to generate documents.

When you use custom scripts, what must you consider? Note: There are 2 correct Answer to this question.

• A.You must implement custom scripts in the standard macro set.
• B.Custom scripts are by default NOT error-handled.
• C.You must create a backup copy of the entire workarea before you run custom scripts.
• D.Custom scripts must NOT be published.

Your customer has created a content structure that includes different languages, processes, roles and courses. The customer wants to grant access to the content via Library on a web server but does not know how to publish it as a single deployment without redundancies. Which solutions would you suggest? Note: There are 3 correct Answer to this question.

• A.Define Manager tags per target group and tag the content accordingly.
• B.Provide pre-filtered links to show only language-related content.
• C.Create and provide filters for the library before deploying the complete structure.
• D.Use the Included Dependent Objects option in the publishing rule wizard.
• E.Distribute deep links to sub-trees of the structure for different target groups.