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GUI and Web Frameworks
1,915 Questions
Graphical user interface and web frameworks involve layout management, directives, and application design across platforms like Android and Angular. These concepts are tested in computer science and IT officer competitive exams. Review these questions to understand UI components and coding standards.
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GUI and Web Frameworks Questions
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Exchbar
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Swapbar
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Listbar
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Snapbar
B
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Explanation
The SWAPBAR command in ISPF/TSO displays a bar listing all active screens that a user can switch between. This allows quick navigation between multiple screens or sessions. Exchbar, Listbar, and Snapbar are not valid ISPF commands for this purpose.
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File menu
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Tools menu
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Preferences
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Documentum Administrator
C
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Explanation
In Webtop, the drag-and-drop browser plugin settings and preferences can be configured and enabled by the user under the Preferences menu.
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To add an object to a virtual document, the object must be checked out
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An object can be a component of more than one virtual document simultaneously.
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When an object is added to a virtual document, the Content Server makes a new copy of the object
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Once an object becomes a component of a virtual document, it can never be removed from the virtual
B
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Explanation
In Documentum, virtual documents allow a single component object to belong to multiple virtual documents at the same time without creating duplicate physical copies of the content.
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It is a default feature.
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The drag and drop plugin must be enabled.
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The feature must be enabled in Preferences.
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The feature is only available through the clipboard
A
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Explanation
In EMC Documentum Webtop, dragging and dropping objects between folders is a standard, built-in default feature that does not require additional plugins or preferences to be enabled.
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SetRowFocusIcon
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SetRowFocusIndicator(RowFocusInd focusindicator {, integer xlocation {, integer ylocation } }
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ShowIcon
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ShowRowFocusIcon(RowFocusInd focusindicator {, integer xlocation {, integer ylocation } }
B
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Explanation
SetRowFocusIndicator is the DataWindow function that displays an icon to indicate the current row. The function accepts a RowFocusInd parameter to specify the indicator type (arrow, hand, focus rectangle, etc.) and optional x/y coordinates for positioning.
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EditChanged
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ItemChanged
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Itemerror
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DataChanged
A
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Explanation
The EditChanged event fires when a user types in an edit control within a DataWindow. This event triggers for each keystroke or change in the edit control, unlike ItemChanged which fires after the user completes the edit and moves away from the field.
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Citrix
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RTE
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Web - Click and Script
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Flex
B
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Explanation
RTE (Remote Terminal Emulation) is the protocol used for testing character-based or terminal interface applications. Unlike web or GUI protocols, RTE is designed to interact with text-based interfaces that use character-cell displays rather than graphical controls.
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Visual studio is a common IDE for all microsoft .NET languages
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share point portal server supports business to business integration
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CLI is an international standard [ ECMA ]
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The CLR is a foundation of .NET framework
B
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Explanation
Option B is the wrong statement. SharePoint Portal Server is a collaboration and document management platform, not a B2B integration tool. Options A, C, and D are all correct statements about .NET.
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windows services
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windows forms
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web services
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web forms
C
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Explanation
Web services are applications that expose programmatic interfaces through standard access methods like HTTP and SOAP, enabling cross-platform communication. Windows services are background applications, Windows Forms and Web Forms are UI frameworks.
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meta data
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IL
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manifest
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none of the above
D
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Explanation
A .NET assembly contains four key components: Manifest (assembly metadata), Metadata (type information), IL (Intermediate Language code), and optional resources. Since metadata (A), IL (B), and manifest (C) are all valid parts of an assembly, option D correctly states that none of these are excluded from the structure.
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Run the Debugger, validate mappings and mapplets, import source definitions
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Run the debugger, create and delete folders, import source definitions
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Create and delete folders, view object dependencies, import source definitions
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Create and delete folders, create and edit mappings, create target tables
A
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Explanation
Designer in Informatica PowerCenter allows you to run the Debugger to validate mappings and mapplets, and import source definitions from various sources. Creating and deleting folders is a Repository Manager function, not Designer. Creating target tables is typically done in the Target Designer or Warehouse Builder tool, not the main Designer interface.
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Form->Function->User->Menu->Responsibility
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Form->Menu->Function->Responsibility->User
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Form->Function->Menu->Responsibilty->User
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Form->Function->User->Menu->Responsibilty
C
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Explanation
The correct Oracle Apps hierarchy is: Form → Function → Menu → Responsibility → User. Forms are attached to Functions, which are attached to Menus, which are assigned to Responsibilities, which are assigned to Users. Options A, B, and D have incorrect ordering of Function, Menu, User, and Responsibility.
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Public Assemblies & Private Assemblies
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Public Assemblies & Shared Assemblies
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Private Assemblies & Shared Assemblies
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Shared Assemblies and Global Assemblies
C
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Explanation
In .NET, assemblies are categorized into two primary types based on deployment: Private assemblies (local to the application) and Shared assemblies (stored in the GAC).
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Install Visual Studio
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Create Windows application
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Create Console Application
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Create a class
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Create Installer
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System.Globalization
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System.Configuration
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System.Resources
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System.Web.UI
A,C
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Explanation
To build a localized application in .NET, developers must use System.Globalization for culture settings and System.Resources to manage localized resource files.