INSURANCE SUITE FUNDAMENTALS
10.0 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
What must you specify in a widget's "value" property? - Answer-You must specify the
field in the data model that the widget is bound to.
When would you see the keyword "as" in the value property? - Answer-When the
container's base object is subtyped, and the field to which the widget is bound is at one
of the subtype levels.
What is a display key? - Answer-It is an abstract display value referenced by a widget's
label property. It can have one or more language-specific values, and when the UI is
rendered, the value matching the user's language is used.
If you create a widget and specify only the ID, name, and label, is the widget visible?
Editable? Required? - Answer-The widget will be visible, not editable, and not required.
For a standard input widget, how do you implement a "long" date format? - Answer-
Within the label in Studio, you can select the property to "long" for date format.
For the object "myContact" of type ABContact, what is the dot notation for the object's:
a) Preferred currency?
b) Notes?
c) Level of experience of my contact's assigned user?
d) Mobile phone (if it is a person)? - Answer-a) anABContact.PreferredCurrency
b) anABContact.ContactNotes
c) anABContact.AssignedUser.ExperienceLevel
d) (anABContact as ABPerson).CellPhone
A Detail View that displays data must have at least one root object. Why? - Answer-
Input widgets of a Detail View must reference some object in order to specify where the
data they display comes from. This object must be the root object, or an object related
to the root object. Therefore, in order to display data, a root object is needed.
A Detail View that displays data must have at least one input column. Why? - Answer-
Input columns are used to organize atomic widgets in Detail View. Every input widget
must be in an input column. If a Detail View displays data, then it has at least one input
widget, which means it must have at least one input column.
What determines if a Detail View is reusable or not? - Answer-If a Detail View is
declared as the parent object of a PCF file, then it is reusable. It can be referenced by
any number of other containers.
, The def property of a Panel Ref usually has a value in the format of "x(y)"
a) What information comes before the parenthesis? (What is the x?)
b) What information is defined within the parenthesis? (What is the y?) - Answer-a) the
name of the container to reference
b) the list of objects to pass to the child container to use as root objects
A Screen with Card references a Detail View. The Detail View contains a Text Input
widget. To allow the user to edit the text input value, what must be set to editable? -
Answer-The input widget and all of the containers that directly or indirectly contain it
must be set to editable. The editable hierarchy begins with a location PCF Element.
Assuming that the Screen declared in a Page location, then the Page location must be
set to editable.
In Studio, can you add Edit Buttons directly to
a) an inline Detail View widget?
b) a Detail View PCF file? - Answer-a) no, a detail view widget can be declared on a
screen.
b) no, a panel ref can reference the detail view PCF file.
In general, you add toolbar to a screen, then you add edit buttons to toolbar. These are
elements on a screen.
Where do you typically add a toolbar with edit buttons? - Answer-To a screen container
element.
Of the seven types of locations listed which two contain multiple screens and have their
own info bar, actions menu, and side bar?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Location group and wizard
Of the seven types of locations listed which renders a screen somewhere other than the
screen area?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Worksheet
Of the seven types of locations listed which typically navigates to one of several
locations based on business logic?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Forward
Of the seven types of locations listed which does not navigate (directly or indirectly) to a
screen?
10.0 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
What must you specify in a widget's "value" property? - Answer-You must specify the
field in the data model that the widget is bound to.
When would you see the keyword "as" in the value property? - Answer-When the
container's base object is subtyped, and the field to which the widget is bound is at one
of the subtype levels.
What is a display key? - Answer-It is an abstract display value referenced by a widget's
label property. It can have one or more language-specific values, and when the UI is
rendered, the value matching the user's language is used.
If you create a widget and specify only the ID, name, and label, is the widget visible?
Editable? Required? - Answer-The widget will be visible, not editable, and not required.
For a standard input widget, how do you implement a "long" date format? - Answer-
Within the label in Studio, you can select the property to "long" for date format.
For the object "myContact" of type ABContact, what is the dot notation for the object's:
a) Preferred currency?
b) Notes?
c) Level of experience of my contact's assigned user?
d) Mobile phone (if it is a person)? - Answer-a) anABContact.PreferredCurrency
b) anABContact.ContactNotes
c) anABContact.AssignedUser.ExperienceLevel
d) (anABContact as ABPerson).CellPhone
A Detail View that displays data must have at least one root object. Why? - Answer-
Input widgets of a Detail View must reference some object in order to specify where the
data they display comes from. This object must be the root object, or an object related
to the root object. Therefore, in order to display data, a root object is needed.
A Detail View that displays data must have at least one input column. Why? - Answer-
Input columns are used to organize atomic widgets in Detail View. Every input widget
must be in an input column. If a Detail View displays data, then it has at least one input
widget, which means it must have at least one input column.
What determines if a Detail View is reusable or not? - Answer-If a Detail View is
declared as the parent object of a PCF file, then it is reusable. It can be referenced by
any number of other containers.
, The def property of a Panel Ref usually has a value in the format of "x(y)"
a) What information comes before the parenthesis? (What is the x?)
b) What information is defined within the parenthesis? (What is the y?) - Answer-a) the
name of the container to reference
b) the list of objects to pass to the child container to use as root objects
A Screen with Card references a Detail View. The Detail View contains a Text Input
widget. To allow the user to edit the text input value, what must be set to editable? -
Answer-The input widget and all of the containers that directly or indirectly contain it
must be set to editable. The editable hierarchy begins with a location PCF Element.
Assuming that the Screen declared in a Page location, then the Page location must be
set to editable.
In Studio, can you add Edit Buttons directly to
a) an inline Detail View widget?
b) a Detail View PCF file? - Answer-a) no, a detail view widget can be declared on a
screen.
b) no, a panel ref can reference the detail view PCF file.
In general, you add toolbar to a screen, then you add edit buttons to toolbar. These are
elements on a screen.
Where do you typically add a toolbar with edit buttons? - Answer-To a screen container
element.
Of the seven types of locations listed which two contain multiple screens and have their
own info bar, actions menu, and side bar?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Location group and wizard
Of the seven types of locations listed which renders a screen somewhere other than the
screen area?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Worksheet
Of the seven types of locations listed which typically navigates to one of several
locations based on business logic?
-Locations, page, location group, wizard, popup, worksheet, forward, exit point -
Answer-Forward
Of the seven types of locations listed which does not navigate (directly or indirectly) to a
screen?
