DEV01

DEV01 practice questions, page 2 of 3, with answer review and explanations.

Question 6

Please refer to the exhibit. A Developer has used the ‘Win32’ mode to spy the login window and the ‘Region’ mode to spy the Username field of a Windows-based application. Using the Navigate stage, the developer would like to: Bring the application screen to bring it foreground Send a ‘Global Mouse Click Centre’ command to the center of the username field Use Global Send Keys to populate the username field How should the Navigate stage be configured?

Question 7

The Developer is debugging an action page in a Business Object by stepping through the stages which interact with the application. What will happen when they click Reset on an Action page in the Business Object?

  1. Focus will move to the Start stage on the Launch action
  2. Focus will return to the Start stage in the Process Studio
  3. Application window will be closed
  4. Application window will remain open

Question 8

Please refer to the exhibit. When clicking the drop-down on Identify in the Application Modeller, what is the difference between the Spy Element option and the Navigator options?

  1. Spy Element enables you to identify an element to use in the Application Modeller, and the Navigator options are used for debugging when a match cannot be found
  2. Spy Element enables you to manually identify an element to use in the Application Modeller, and the Navigator options displays a tree of elements available to choose from
  3. Spy Element enables you to identify an element using their attributes, and the Navigator options are used for visible elements on the screen
  4. Spy Element enables you to choose from a tree of possible elements to use in the Application Modeller, and the Navigator options require you to visually find and manually select the element to identify

Question 9

Please refer to the exhibit. The above image is that from a Clean Up page in a Business Object. Which of the following would be the correct use of the Clean up Page?

Question 10

What is NOT considered one of the golden rules for Object Design?

  1. Use Input/Output parameters to promote usability
  2. Keep actions small and limited to a specific task
  3. Do not include business logic in the Object
  4. Use a single Object for an entire application