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1Z0-151 · Question #29

View the Exhibit. You have begun the process of integrating WebUtil into the Ordes form. What two additional steps must be completed yet?

The correct answer is B. Attach the WebUtil PL/SQL library to the form. E. Move the WebUtil data block to the last position under the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator. Integrating WebUtil into a Form Step 1: Attaching the WebUtil Library (This has already been done in this scenario ?not B) To use the functions of WebUtil in a Forms application, you mustfirst attach the webutil.pll library to any module that will use the WebUtil PL/SQL API…

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View the Exhibit. You have begun the process of integrating WebUtil into the Ordes form. What two additional steps must be completed yet?

Exhibit

1Z0-151 question #29 exhibit

Options

  • AWrite a Pre Form trigger to register WebUtil JavaBeans.
  • BAttach the WebUtil PL/SQL library to the form.
  • CSubclass the webUtilConfig parameter from the WebUtil object library into the form.
  • DDefine WebUtil events that the form listens and responds to.
  • EMove the WebUtil data block to the last position under the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator.
  • FMove the WebUtil data block to the first position under the Data Blocks node in the Object Navigator.

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  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    78% (21)
  • C
    11% (3)
  • F
    7% (2)

Explanation

Integrating WebUtil into a Form Step 1: Attaching the WebUtil Library (This has already been done in this scenario ?not B) To use the functions of WebUtil in a Forms application, you mustfirst attach the webutil.pll library to any module that will use the WebUtil PL/SQL API. Select theAttached Libraries node in the Orders form and click Create. This invokes the Attach Librarydialog box, in which you can browse to the location of webutil.pll Step 2: Subclassing WebUtil Forms Objects (C) Part of the WebUtil utility is a set of Forms objects contained in webutil.olb This object library contains an object group called WebUtil, which you can subclass into your form. E: A data block named WEBUTIL; ensure that this is the last block in the Navigator.

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#WebUtil#PL/SQL library#data block position#Forms integration

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