Blue Prism Certified Professional Developer (APD01) — Question 32

Which of the following comments about Wait Stages are correct?
1. After a Navigate stage which moves an application from one screen to another, it is good practice to configure a Wait Stage to detect the screen change has successfully completed.
2. It is good practice to hold the timeout values to be used in Wait Stages as a set of global data items on a Business Object' initialise page
3. It is good practice to ensure that a Wait Stage times out to another stage - normally an Exception Stage
4. There is no need to configure a Wait Stage, at the start of a Business Object action, to validate the application is on the correct, screen if the previous action called by the Process has validated a successful screen change.

Answer options

• A. 1 only
• B. 1 and 2
• C. 1, 2 and 3
• D. All of the above

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A because only statement 1 is accurate; configuring a Wait Stage after a Navigate stage is essential for detecting screen changes. Statements 2 and 3 contain valid practices but are not universally applicable, while statement 4 is incorrect as a Wait Stage can still be beneficial for validating the screen at the start of a Business Object action.