Free OutSystems Web-Developer-Specialist Exam Questions

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Question 1

Given the action flow, how does the platform handle the execution of AnAction?

A : AnAction is only executed after the GetWeather Web Service method returns a value

B : The execution of AnAction doesn't wait for the GetWeather webservice to return a value.

C : If AnAction uses the GetWeather result as an Input Parameter, its execution will be delayed until GetWeather returns a value, otherwise it will run immediately

D : You cannot mix Web Service calls and other logic, you can however wrap Web Service method calls in a Server Action.

Answer: A

Question 2

A Site property is a good choice to store a global parameter that is changed regularly, as long as it has a simple type.

A : I agree, because site properties avoids the use of configuration tables for values that change regularly

B : I don't agree. Site properties can be used with values of simple and complex data types.

C : I don't agree. Changing site properties requires invalidating the eSpace cache, which is not efficient.

D : I agree. The change of a site property value is only done in the cache, making it a very fast operation.

Answer: C

Question 3

Consider an application composed of several modules. As development progresses, there's the need to create a new module, where most new developments are taking place?

A : We should separate that new module in another application until it is stable.

B : We should keep all modules together as that is the normal lifecycle of any application.

C : We should separate that new module and all its referenced modules of the application in another application until it is stable.

D : We should group all stable modules of each layer in their own applications.

Answer: C

Question 4

In order to create weak references for consumers, what should you do?

A : None of the above

B : Create server actions and Entities to produce logic for consumers

C : Create Service Actions

D : Create a timer

Answer: C

Question 5

Consider you have a process that based on its execution context has different behavior.

How can you influence the behavior?

A : You can provide the context by adding Input Parameters to a Process, as if it was an Action.

B : You can provide the context by using Session Variables, each Process runs in a separate session, cloned from the one the Process started from.

C : You can influence the behavior by adding Human Activities to the Process, where end-users can provide the required context.

D : You can provide context by using Entities to store data you can then fetch on the Process Activities.

Answer: A

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Total 87 Questions | Updated On: Dec 18, 2025

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