Free AD01 Sample Questions — Blue Prism Developer

What is the Blue Prism Application Navigator?

• A. It is the spy tool that you drag around the application to identify attributes
• B. It is part of the zoom tool in Process and Object Studio that allows you to instantly jump to different parts of the process map
• C. It is the Studio list side-bar of Process and Objects
• D. It is Application Modeller functionality to create an application's entire element tree that when selected will highlight individual elements in the application. B

You identify an element in Application Modeller but when you highlight or use that element Blue Prism gives you an error message saying that duplicate elements were found. Which of the following statements is true?

• A. It is common for duplicate elements to be found based upon the attributes that are ticked by default using the Blue Prism product. Time needs to be spent experimenting with the attribute ticks until a unique, reliable, and consistent selection of attributes are found
• B. It will not be possible to interface with the element in a unique way. You will need to use Surface Automation techniques for this element
• C. code stage interface will need to be created and used for this application, this will give you more flexibility to interact with the application elements
• D. You will need to make the attributes you have selected dynamic. This will allow your flow to loop around, incrementing the attribute value until the correct element is found and used. D

How many Start Stages can a sub-page in a Process have?

• A. 0
• B. 1
• C. 2
• D. Any Number

A process has been created but it is not listed in Control Room. The following reasons have been suggested. 1. The process uses objects with different run modes 2. The process has not been published 3. Process validation shows more than 99 errors 4. The user does not have privileges to run processes in Control Room Which of the above could cause the process not to be visible in Control Room?

• A. 1 and 2
• B. 2 only
• C. 2 and 3
• D. 1 and 4

A Blue Prism solution works fine when developing and testing it in Process and Object Studio, but when it is run in Control Room, exceptions occur because elements are not being found. What is the most likely cause of this behaviour?

• A. The target application has changed in design
• B. Intelligent Wait stages have not been used in line with Blue Prism best practices within Business Object Actions
• C. The Business Object Action has not been published, therefore, it cannot be used by a Process in Control Room
• D. Exception handling best practice has not been incorporated into the Process design