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Blue Prism APD01 Blue Prism Professional Developer Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

Which of the following are valid options to circumvent the risk that lower priority work may never be worked if a process is configured to prioritise work in a Blue Prism Work Queue in an order other than the default priority (first in first out)?

1. Ensure that there are always enough robots working the process to clear all work each day

2. Design a solution that uses more than one method of prioritising, adding logic to your design that works lower priority items if they are over a configured age.

3. Ensure all Business Objects used in the solution are configured to have a run mode of Background

4. Include SLA monitoring and alerting to your solution, to ensure Blue Prism Controllers are informed if work items are at a risk of missing their SLAs.

Options:

A.

2 only

B.

1 and 3

C.

1 and 4

D.

1, 2 and 4

Question 2

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.

Options:

A.

1 only

B.

1 and 2

C.

1, 2 and 3

D.

All of the above

Question 3

Which of the following statements is true regarding the automation of Java applications? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

Java Access Bridge is always required to automate applications using Java spy mode.

B.

Spy modes cannot be mixed when automating a Java application. All objects called by the process must use the same interface.

C.

Surface Automation is not compatible with Java applications.

D.

Active Accessibility spy mode can be used on Java applications

Question 4

An action within an object has been written that automates a browser based application. All elements can be spied successfully and the object runs without defect in Object Studio. However, when ran in Control Room, exceptions are thrown that indicate elements cannot be found. This is because elements on the web page do not load all at once, they load slowly one after another instead. Which of the following would be the most appropriate to improve the resilience of the automation?

Options:

A.

Use a Wait Stage with the Check Exists condition at the start of the action before continuing.

B.

Use a Wait Stage with the Parent Document Loaded condition at the start of the action.

C.

Use a Wait Stage with the Document Loaded condition at the start of the action.

D.

Do not spy elements with HTML mode

Question 5

Which of the following is a recommend tip for dealing with problems when launching and attaching to Browser Applications?

Options:

A.

Use the Start Process action of the Utility - Environment Object to launch the application followed by an attach stage to attach to the application

B.

Hold the target URL in a data item as opposed to it being configured in the Application Modeller Wizard

C.

Set the HKEY CURRENT USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\TabProcGrowth Registry key to 2

D.

Use Surface Automation to automate the application

Question 6

Which of the following statements, about interfacing with browser applications are true? (Choose three.)

Options:

A.

To read or write to an HTML element, the element does not have to actually be visible on the screen. As long as the element exists on the currently loaded page reading or writing to it will work.

B.

Having the Parent URL attribute checked will result in a faster, more reliable identification of an element

C.

Elements within a Web Application can be spied using Active Accessibility mode

D.

Win32 mode can be used to identify the Internet Explorer Window

E.

HTML spy mode can be used to identify HTML elements in any browser application

Question 7

When using Surface Automation which of the following statements about pressing a button is true?

Options:

A.

It is possible to press a button which is identified as a Region using the "Global Mouse Click Centre” action of a Navigate Stage

B.

You must use keystrokes to tab to the button before pressing it.

C.

You can press the button by using the native "Press” action in a Navigate stage

D.

You can only press a button by sending the button’s associated shortcut keystrokes.

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