Oracle Forms Developer New Features Set 1

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Oracle Forms Developer New Features Set 1

How is the user interface of an Oracle Forms application displayed?

An embedded Forms applet renders the user interface in the user's Web browser. ✘ OC4J sends the Forms Runtime Engine user interface back to the user's Web browser as an HTML page. ✘ A downloaded Forms applet communicates with a separate Forms Listener to obtain user interfacemetadata. ✘ OC4J sends the Forms Listener Servlet user interface back to the user's Web browser as an HTML page. ✔ OC4J sends the Forms Servlet user interface back to the user's Web browser as an HTML page. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

A consultant gave you a PAYROLL.ENV file that contains the search path for the Payroll Forms application modules. You must now customize the existing implementation of Forms
Services. How can you do this without affecting the configuration of your other Forms applications?

Place the PAYROLL.ENV file in the same folder as your DEFAULT.ENV file.
Delete DEFAULT.ENV and rename PAYROLL.ENV as DEFAULT.ENV. ✘ Place the PAYROLL.ENV file in the same folder as your DEFAULT.ENV file.Edit the Forms Servlet configuration file and set envfile=Payroll.env. ✘ Copy the Forms Servlet configuration file to a new "Payroll" Forms Servlet configuration file.Edit the "Payroll" Forms Servlet configuration file, and set envfile=Payroll.env.
Update the OC4J configuration file, and set the configFileName property to the name of the new "Payroll"
Forms Servlet configuration file. ✘ Copy the Forms Servlet configuration file to a new "Payroll" Forms Servlet configuration file.Edit the "Payroll" Forms Servlet configuration file and set envfile=Payroll.env.
Edit the Oracle HTTP Server configuration and create a virtual path mapping for the new "Payroll" Forms
Servlet configuration file. ✔ Place the PAYROLL.ENV file in the same folder as your DEFAULT.ENV file.Edit the Forms Servlet configuration file. Add a Configuration section called [Payroll]. For [Payroll], set envfile=Payroll.env. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

You are running a form in debug mode and you begin to step through the code of a lengthy subprogram. After stepping through a few lines of its code, you realize that the error comes not from the code in that particular subprogram but from code that is executed after it. At this point, what is the most efficient action to take?

Click Step Over to step over the execution of the subprogram. ✘ Click Stop, set a breakpoint immediately after the subprogram code is called, and run the form in debugmode again. ✘ Click Step Out to resume stepping through code after the subprogram is called. ✘ Open the Stack panel, select the previous stack frame, set a breakpoint following the line that calls thesubprogram, and click Go. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

You want to test your forms in a separate window from the browser window containing the Forms applet. What changes in your Forms Builder session would make this possible?

Define a new configuration section [appview] in your FORMSWEB.CFG file.
Set the SEPARATEFRAME parameter to True.
Select Edit/Preferences in the Forms Builder.
Update the Application Server URL to include reference to [appview]. ✘ Define a new configuration section [appview] in your FORMSWEB.CFG file.Set the SEPARATEFRAME parameter to True.
Select Edit/Preferences in the Forms Builder.
Update the Web Browser Location to include reference to [appview]. ✘ Define a new configuration section [appview] in your FORMSWEB.CFG file.Set the SEPARATEFRAME parameter to the path and name of the Java Appletviewer.
Select Edit/Preferences in the Forms Builder.
Set the Web Browser Location to include reference to [appview]. ✘ Define a new configuration section [appview] in your FORMSWEB.CFG file.Set the SEPARATEFRAME parameter to the path and name of the Java Appletviewer.
Select Edit/Preferences in the Forms Builder.
Set the Application Server URL to include reference to [appview]. ✔ Your forms cannot be tested in a separate window from the browser window that contains the Forms applet. ✔

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Answer: Option B

Solution:

It provides fallback for IE8.

You created a form in Forms Builder and you want to store it in the database, but you cannot find an option to save it to the database. How can you enable the option to save modules to the database?

There is no option to save modules to the database in Oracle Forms. ✘ Create the Oracle Forms database tables to enable the option to save to the database. ✘ Set an environment variable that is new in Oracle Forms prior to starting Forms Builder to indicate yourpreference to save modules to the database. ✘ Access the Preferences dialog box from the Edit menu in Oracle Forms (rather than from the Tools menu,as in previous versions), and then click the Access tab to set the module access to Database. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

To apply corporate standards to the look and feel of an application, you must make the same changes to hundreds of forms. These forms do not inherit objects from any object library or from other forms.
What is the quickest way to accomplish this task?

Make use of an API (like JDAPI) to apply the standards. ✘ Create an object group of the standard objects, and then copy the object group to all the forms. ✘ Write a script that makes use of the Migration Assistant to apply changes to all the forms. ✘ Create an object library of all the objects needed to apply the standards, and then inherit these objects in allthe forms that need to be modified. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

What is the main reason that Oracle streamlined Oracle Forms?

to eliminate product features that are not widely used ✘ to make it easier to port the product to a variety of platforms ✘ to simplify the menu structure and make the product easier to use ✘ to optimize the product for building and deploying Internet applications ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

You are running a form that was developed in Forms 6i and has just been upgraded to the latest version of Oracle Forms using the Migration Assistant. The form has not been modified since the upgrade.
You launch an LOV and enter % in the Find box. You realize that the LOV is retrieving a large number of records.
Which statement describes what the LOV does when you click the Cancel button?

stops retrieving records and closes immediately ✘ continues to fetch all records without providing feedback, and then closes ✘ stops retrieving records but does not close; allows users to choose a value from the records retrieved so far ✘ stops retrieving records and does not allow users to choose a value from the records retrieved so far ✔

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Answer: Option B

Solution:

It provides fallback for IE8.

You are upgrading a Forms 6i application to the latest version of Oracle Forms, and you know that many of the forms in the application use RUN_PRODUCT to call a report.
What is the most efficient way to upgrade the application?

Upgrade the modules in batch mode with the Forms Compiler. ✘ Upgrade the modules with the Oracle Forms Migration Assistant. ✘ Open each module in the latest version of Oracle Forms Builder, search for RUN_PRODUCT calls, recodethem manually, then compile. ✘ Use the Forms Runtime executable to test each module, then use the Forms Compiler on those that do notrun successfully. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

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What is the function of the Forms Servlet?

It creates a dynamic HTML file. ✘ It starts a Forms run-time session. ✘ It manages network requests from the Forms Client. ✘ It connects to and communicates with the database server. ✔ It renders the Forms Services application display for the user. ✔

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Answer: Option B

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It provides fallback for IE8.

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