Online Access Free C2210-403 Practice Test

Which of the statements below describes a benefit of XFDL?

• A.XFDL future-proofs electronic forms as they are in human-readable XML.
• B.XFDL documents can be rendered by any word processing software.
• C.XFDL simplifies HTML programming.
• D.XFDL makes pre-populating form data easier because of its code level engine.

Steve wants the position of object B to always be fixed and below object A, even when the object A has changed its position at run time. What should he do to ensure this?

• A.He should ensure object B is relatively aligned to object A.
• B.He should ensure object B is absolutely aligned to object A.
• C.He should use the item group functionality.
• D.He should ensure object A is relatively aligned to object B.

What types of XFDL items can wrap an xforms:input?

• A.check, popup
• B.field, radiogroup
• C.field, check
• D.button, check

Which of the following data types CANNOT be returned from an XForms function?

• A.Array
• B.NaN
• C.Nodeset
• D.Boolean

Consider the code sample below: <xforms:action ev:event="DOMActivate"> <xforms:setvalue ref="instance('formData')/firstName">Bob</xforms:setvalue> <xforms:setvalue ref="instance('formData')/lastName">Smith</xforms:setvalue> </xforms:action> Which of the following statements about this code fragment is TRUE?

• A.The action is missing a "ref" attribute, and will therefore throw an error.
• B.The order in which these xforms:setvalue actions will fire when the button is pressed can not be guaranteed.
• C.The above syntax is incorrect, as every action needs a specifically declared event.
• D.These xforms:setvalue actions will fire in the order listed when the button is pressed.