A Blue Prism solution interfaces with an internet application called HappyWeb. There is a test website available for development, and a training site available for user acceptance testing, and there is the production site available for processing live cases in HappyWeb.
Which of the following is true?
An Environment variable should be used to store the HappyWeb URL. This is the most flexible and manageable approach, as it allows easy reconfiguration without changing the object itself. Using environment variables ensures that the same object can be used across different environments (test, training, and production) by simply changing the value of the variable. This avoids the need for maintaining multiple versions of the same object, which can lead to errors and increased maintenance overhead.
I think its Option C
What if the process is writing transactions. This cannot be done in a production environment.
C is most appropriate answer. Moreover Dev and Test should be replica of Prod for accurate development and testing results.
Answer should be C
Yes, C is the correct answer.
Should be C
Correct option is C
A 100% correct, copied from training material
only say 100% if u're sure pls, it creates confusion
I think the answer is D for 2 reasons: 1. When the object is mainly dealing with one website/webapp, it launch the browser with the specific URL; and 2. If only one object is maintained for all three environment, whenever a new feature is added, you would be messing with the Production object, which doesn't seem to be the best practice to me.
Answer is C. you can use environment variables to configure ng URLs or other settings and in most cases, the 3 environment must have the same configuration or elements.
c is ans
I choose C, because doing dev in higher environments is not always possible.