APD01 Exam - Question 43

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Which of the following comments about Wait Stages are correct?

1. After a Navigate stage which moves an application from one screen to another, it is good practice to configure a Wait Stage to detect the screen change has successfully completed.

2. It is good practice to hold the timeout values to be used in Wait Stages as a set of global data items on a Business Object' initialise page

3. It is good practice to ensure that a Wait Stage times out to another stage - normally an Exception Stage

4. There is no need to configure a Wait Stage, at the start of a Business Object action, to validate the application is on the correct, screen if the previous action called by the Process has validated a successful screen change.

Examice · Accepted Answer

Comment 1 is correct because it is a good practice to use a Wait Stage to confirm screen changes after a navigation to ensure that the application is in the expected state. Comment 2 is correct as holding timeout values in global data items on a Business Object's initialize page promotes consistency and easier maintenance. Comment 3 is correct as it is good practice to handle timeouts in Wait Stages by transitioning to another stage, often an Exception Stage, to manage unexpected delays. Therefore, the correct answer includes comments 1, 2, and 3.

Troleroprofesional · Answer

Correct answers: C

APD01 Exam - Question 43

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