Which principle should be applied when considering display devices?
A.
The architecture must provide distinct tooling for the unique development of every available
device.
B.
The architecture must support translation of standard browser code to all possible variations of
display devices, allowing the developer to focus on functionality for the end user.
C.
The architecture must provide for the development of user Interfaces for a variety of display
devices.
D.
Only display devices that support a full-featured user interaction are allowed with this
architecture.
Explanation:
The architecture must support multiple different display devices.
An architecture that supports only a single display device is
prohibitively limiting in today’s connected world. Even if only a
single display device (e.g. personal computer) is the initial focus
for a business solution, the architecture must be designed to
readily support additional display devices; otherwise the cost of
supporting another display device constrains the future
flexibility of the solution.
Reference: Oracle Reference Architecture, User Interaction, Release 3.0