IBM Forms 8.0 - Form Design and Development Sample Questions:
1. Which of the following reasons for compressing an IBM Form is VALID?
A) Compressing the form means you can post the form to a database or servlet.
B) Compressing the form means that the contents of the form are encrypted and secure.
C) Compressing the form means that the entire form and data model be stored as a single file.
D) Compressing the form means that you eliminate the white space found in the XFDL file.
2. Mark needs to make a field required. How can he do this WITHOUT using an xforms:bind?
A) He can use the Properties Dialog, and uncheck the "Required" checkbox.
B) He can use the Properties View and set the field's format[constraints][mandatory] option to 'on'.
C) He can use the Properties View and set the field's format[presentation][mandatory] option to 'on'.
D) He can set the field's required property to 'on'.
3. All of the following are valid remarks about converting other file types to an IBM EXCEPT which ONE?
A) The transformation rules are not configurable.
B) After the conversion is complete the form Designer must add dynamic logic to the forms.
C) After the conversion is complete the form Designer must tweak the layout before publishing the final version.
D) The transformation rules are highly configurable.
4. The following are properties you may be required to set to create a localized form, EXCEPT which one?
A) Select a font
B) Set the appropriate page size
C) Set the locale
D) Set the currency
5. Which of the following statements regarding the benefits of using XML is FALSE?
A) XML facilitates the comparison and aggregation of data. The tree structure of XML documents allows documents to be compared andaggregated efficiently element by element.
B) XML is self-describing. XML documents can be stored without schema definitions, because they contain meta data in the form of tags andattributes.
C) XML is simple to use. Information coded in XML is easy to read and understand. It lets you identify your information in an accurate, flexible andadaptable way, allowing for easier integration with other systems.
D) XML is based on a W3C standard, and is endorsed by software industry market leaders. Therefore, you are locked into using their technology.
E) XML is extensible. Since there are no fixed set of tags, new tags can be created as they are needed.
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: D | Question # 2 Answer: B | Question # 3 Answer: A | Question # 4 Answer: D | Question # 5 Answer: D |

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