You have a menu item named menuiteml that isused to launch a form named Forml by using the rich client. You need to ensure that users who are granted the Maintain customer addresses privilege can…

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• ASet menuiteml to run on the server.
• BCreate an entry pointfor the Maintain customer addresses privilege.
• CCreate an entry point for the Maintain customer addresses privilege.
• DSet menuiteml to run on the server.
• ESet the Name property to MyNewEntryPoint.
• FMake the ObjectType of the entry point be MenuItemDisplay. c. Make the ObjectName of the
• GSet the AccessLevel of the entry point to Read.

• A
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• B
  77% (24)
• C
  10% (3)
• F
  3% (1)
• G
  3% (1)

Explanation

• The developer does the following: Creates a form and a menu item for a form. Creates a privilege and an entry point. Creates a test role for the application user. * (see 4d below) Create a Privilege and an Entry Point You can create a privilege and an entry point for MyMenuItem by following these steps: 1. Create a privilege that is named MyNewPrivilege. 2. Expand AOT > Security > Privileges > MyNewPrivilege. 3. Add an entry point that is named MyNewEntryPoint. You do this by right-clicking the Entry Points node, and then clicking New Entry Point. 4. In the Properties window for the new entry point, do the following: entry point be MyMenuItem. Create a Test Role To properly test your form as an application user, you must create a test role. You can create a test role by following these steps: 1. Create a test role for an application user that is named TestRole. 2. Expand AOT > Security > Roles > TestRole > Privileges. 3. Add MyNewPrivilege privilege to the Privileges node of TestRole. The following figure shows a test role with a privilege that you create in this walkthrough.

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