Multiple Choice
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.
A) 1 only
B) 1 and 2
C) 1, 2 and 3
D) All of the above
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