Practice Questions - Active Accessibility

When reviewing cases in a work queue the message “Automatically set exception at cleanup” appears as the exception reason. Blue Prism has set the case as an exception because:

A recover stage was encountered when in recovery mode

The target system was restarted by the Process

The Process has taken the Next Item form the queue before declaring the next case Completed or Exception.

None of these answers will cause the “Automatically set exception at cleanup” to appear as an exception reason

An item is picked form a Blue Prism work queue using the 'Get Next Item' action of the Internal – Work Queues business object. It is not marked as Complete or as an Exception. A second item is picked from the same queue by another process. What will happen to the first item picked from the queue?

It will be automatically marked as an exception

It will be automatically marked as complete

It will be automatically marked as pending

Nothing will happen to the first item

When considering an element’s attributes in Application Modeller, which of the following statements is NOT true?

The attributes are provided to Blue Prism by the target system

Selected attributes are shown as ticks in the Match column of Application Modeller

The initial selection of attributes made by Blue Prism will always result in a unique match for the element spied

The list of attributes may vary from application type to application type

Which of the following attributes can you tick in Application Modeller to improve the performance of an element spied in Active Accessibility mode?

Match Index

Match Reverse

All of the above

None of the above

A Process has been created but it is not listed in Control Room. Consider the following scenarios and select which one is the most likely reason:

The process uses objects with different run modes

The process has not been published

Process validation shows more than 99 errors

Control Room module has not been installed

Which of the following navigate options should be used in an action where Blue Prism is interacting with an Active Accessibility element?

Minimise

Focus

Read

Active Application

Which of the following options should be used to write to a field spied using Active Accessibility mode?

Write

Update Field

Global Send Keys

Focus

Which of the following should be unchecked in Application Modeller when spying an element using Active Accessibility mode?

Any elements with a blank value

All ‘Parent’ attributes unless required to make the element a unique match

Any element that contains a URL

All of the above

Which of the following statements about the Application Modeller in Active Accessibility mode is TRUE?

It is best practice not to make any attributes dynamic in Active Accessibility mode

The underlying Application Model that Blue Prism searches through is much smaller than for other interface types.

Copy Element Mask can be used to copy checked attributes from one element to another

'Visible’ and ‘Enabled’ are important attributes that should always be ticked

Which of the following is a recommended approach when experiencing issues with duplicate elements?

Experiment by checking ‘Invisible’

Spy another element

Spy the element in another mode

Ensure ‘Ordinal’ is unchecked

Which of the following statements with regard to best practice configuration using Active Accessibility mode is FALSE?

Activate the screen before sending Global Mouse Clicks

Wait stages are not needed at the start of each action if a Navigate stage using Activate is being used

A very small (0.25 sec) absolute wait should be added following activation be using Global Send keys

A Wait stage confirming the screen should be used at the start of every action

The Focus action within the Navigate stage is most useful for:

Maximising the screen

Scrolling list views or web pages where the element might not be on the screen but requires global interactions to be able to interface with it.

Attaching to an application

Taking a snapshot of the application screen

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE? 1. The ‘Get Table’ action is available within a Read stage 2. The ‘Default’ action for an element can sometimes be used instead of global clicks 3. The ‘Get Windows Attribute’ action within a Read stage is useful for elements

1 only

3 only

Both 1 and 3

1, 2 and 3

Which of the following are useful options when having trouble identifying elements in Active Accessibility mode?

Application Navigator

3rd party Microsoft accessibility testing tools

Surface Automation

All of the above

The underlying application model can be extremely large for the accessibility interface. This can cause Wait stages to sometimes be very slow even if Match Index means that the element can be found quickly. This is because the element might not exist when the Wait stage first starts looking for the element. Which of the following options are possible solutions to this issue?

Use surface automation techniques to wait for an image of a screen element to exist

Add a short absolute Wait stage before the intelligent Wait stage looking for an Accessibility mode element to exist

Both A and B

None of the above

Which of the following is TRUE with regard to managing the Application Modeller when using Active Accessibility mode?

A new object should be started when using a new spying mode

Elements should suffixed with their abbreviated interfacing mode

The structure of the element tree is not that important

None of the above

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