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IBM C2210-403 Exam Overview:
| Certification Vendor: | IBM |
| Exam Name: | IBM Forms 8.0 - Form Design and Development |
| Exam Number: | LOT-403 |
| Available Languages: | English |
| Sample Questions: | IBM C2210-403 Sample Questions |
| Exam Way: | Typically delivered via IBM certification testing partners (historically Pearson VUE for IBM certifications), format may be computer-based. |
| Pre Condition: | Recommended experience with web forms design and basic scripting concepts. IBM Forms experience is beneficial. |
IBM C2210-403 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Integration and Data Handling | - Data submission and processing - Backend system integration |
| Form Design Fundamentals | - Form structure and layout design - Data binding and schema usage |
| IBM Forms Architecture and Overview | - Form lifecycle and deployment concepts - IBM Forms components and environment |
| Deployment and Troubleshooting | - Debugging and performance considerations - Publishing forms to runtime environment |
| Form Development and Scripting | - Form logic and validation rules - Scripting and dynamic behavior |
IBM Forms 8.0 - Form Design and Development Sample Questions:
1. Which of the following datatypes is NOT a valid XFDL datatype for a data input field.
A) dollar
B) day_of_week
C) void
D) date
2. Minnie has a form with one traditional page and two wizard pages. She needs to provide a way for users to select either the wizard interface, or the traditional interface to fill out this form. What is the recommended way for her to easily make fields required in both the wizard and traditional interfaces?
A) Minnie should use an xforms:bind to make the xforms:instance elements required.
B) Once Minnie marks the appropriate fields as required on thetraditional interfaceusing the "mandatory" XFDL property, they automaticallybecome required on the wizard interface.
C) In order to make fields required, Minnie has to set their XFDL field property of "mandatory" to ON on both interfaces.
D) Once Minnie sets the appropriate fields as required on the wizard interface using the "mandatory" XFDL property, they automatically becomerequired on the traditional form page interface.
3. Given the following data instance,which XForms bind returns the value of the attribute "tax" of the item with the highest tax?
A) max(items/item/cost/@tax)
B) ceiling(items/item/cost/@tax)
C) upper(items/item/cost/@tax)
D) maximum(items/item/cost/@tax)
4. David has added a new field to his form using relative positioning and had dragged it to a new location, but it does not appear when he tests it in either the Viewer or Webform Server. Why doesn't the field appear during David's tests?
A) The "offsetx" or "offsety" property is set so the field is now positioned off the viewing area in relation to the anchoring form item.
B) David set the field to be positioned as "after" an item that doesn't appear on the form.
C) Positioning a field "after" means it will appear on the next page.
D) David didn't set an "offsetx" or "offsety" property.
5. Where can spell checking for the Designer be enabled or disabled?
A) In the Spell Check section of the Forms Designer heading in the Preferences.
B) On the file system, by removing or replacing the dictionary files in the Designer's install folder.
C) From the Preferences dialog opened from the Viewer's toolbar.
D) In the global form properties dialog.
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: A | Question # 2 Answer: A | Question # 3 Answer: A | Question # 4 Answer: A | Question # 5 Answer: A |
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