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Explanation: The "Custom List" data source type in Workflow Studio's forms is best suited for data that is expected to remain unchanged over time or across different environments. It allows you to define a list of values that can be used in form controls and is straightforward to implement.
Operation Activities
1. What is the primary purpose of operation activities in EmpowerID workflows?
a) To create graphical representations of workflow processes.
b) To determine if the current user can execute specific code against the workflow's target object based on authorization rules.
c) To control the layout and design of EmpowerID forms.
d) To manage user authentication and login processes.
Correct Answer: b) To determine if the current user can execute specific code against the workflow's target object based on authorization rules.
Explanation: Operation activities in EmpowerID workflows are used to determine if the current user can execute specific code against the workflow's target object. They are based on the EmpowerID workflow authorization framework.
What is the significance of "Enabled Operations" in operation activities?
a) They enable visual effects in the workflow designer.
b) They control the CRUD (Create, Update, and Delete) operations on the specified resource.
c) They manage user permissions for accessing EmpowerID forms.
d) They define the order of execution for activities in a workflow.
Correct Answer: b) They control the CRUD (Create, Update, and Delete) operations on the specified resource.
Explanation: "Enabled Operations" in operation activities determine which CRUD operations (Create, Update, Delete) are allowed on the specified resource within the workflow.
Where can you find information about the properties updated in the database by Enabled Operations?
a) In the workflow's graphical representation.
b) By opening the ExecuteExtension.cs class in solution explorer.
c) By checking the form design within EmpowerID.
d) By directly running the workflow and observing the database changes.
Correct Answer: b) By opening the ExecuteExtension.cs class in solution explorer.
Explanation: Information about the properties updated in the database by Enabled Operations can be found in the ExecuteExtension.cs class in solution explorer. This class contains details about the operations performed by the activity.
Wizard Workflows
Question 1: How can you determine if a workflow in EmpowerID is a Wizard Workflow?
a) By checking if there is a horizontal line at the top of the workflow interface with circles, with each circle representing a step.
b) By looking for a special icon next to the workflow name in the workflow designer.
c) By the presence of specific keywords in the workflow code.
d) By the color scheme of the workflow interface.
Correct Answer: a) By checking if there is a horizontal line at the top of the workflow interface with circles, with each circle representing a step.
Explanation: In EmpowerID, a Wizard Workflow is identified by circles at the top of the interface, where each circle represents a step in the workflow.
Question 2: What does the line of code CurrentWorkflow.UiSteps.CurrentStep = CurrentWorkflow.UiSteps.Steps[0]; achieve in the context of creating a Wizard Workflow?
a) It sets the background color of the current step in the Wizard Workflow.
b) It defines the properties of the buttons on the forms within the Wizard Workflow.
c) It specifies the activity that will be the first step in the Wizard Workflow.
d) It determines the order of execution of the steps in the Wizard Workflow.
Correct Answer: c) It specifies the activity that will be the first step in the Wizard Workflow.
Explanation: This line of code sets the current step of the Wizard Workflow to the first activity in the list of steps, effectively making it the initial step in the Wizard Workflow.
Question 3: In a Wizard Workflow with three forms, which buttons should be enabled on each form respectively?
a) Form One: Next; Form Two: Back and Next; Form Three: Back and Submit.
b) Form One: Back and Next; Form Two: Back and Next; Form Three: Submit.
c) Form One: Next; Form Two: Back; Form Three: Submit.
d) Form One: Next; Form Two: Next; Form Three: Submit.
Correct Answer: a) Form One: Next; Form Two: Back and Next; Form Three: Back and Submit.
Explanation: In a three-step Wizard Workflow, the buttons on the forms should be enabled as follows: On Form One, the user can proceed to the next step only. On Form Two, the user can go back to the previous step or proceed to the next step. On Form Three, the user can go back to the previous step or submit the form.