You're making a POST request to the Appian web API. You need to include complex data structures, such as lists or objects, in the request body.
How should you design the API to accept those requests?

• A. Use query parameters to represent the complex data structures.
• B. Convert the complex data structures to JSON and include them in the request body as a string.
• C. Use XML format to represent the complex data structures in the request body.

A local variable is reevaluated every time a form loads and you notice subsequent slow performance of the form.
Which two steps could you perform to optimize this? (Choose two.)

• A. Create a local variable inside with () for faster reevaluation.
• B. Ensure the local variable only updates when a referenced variable is modified or when it's being updated in the saveInto parameter of a component.
• C. Ensure the local variable is refreshed after a specified interval, and nor refreshed when referenced variable are changed.
• D. Avoid executing queries every time a form reevaluates.

You need to create a read-only grid that displays support case information. Data for the support cases is mapped to the "Case" record type with data sync enabled.
Within the record, there are fields named "createdDateTime" and "resolvedDateTime". These two fields store the timestamps for when a case is created and resolved, respectively.
The grid includes a column indicating the number of hours between when the case was created and when it was resolved. This column must be sortable within the grid.
How should you calculate the hour value that will display in the column?

• A. Create a custom record field that evaluates at sync-time, and calculates the number of hours between when the case was created and the current date and time.
• B. Create a custom record field that evaluates in real-time, and calculates the number of hours between when the case was created and when it was resolved.
• C. Within the grid column, utilize an Appian function to calculate the number of hours between when the case was created and when it was resolved.

You're developing a record view for a case management system that enables users to upload files to a specific location within an external records application.
Your requirements are:
In this record view, there should be a record action that allows the user to upload a file to the interface and configure the metadata (name, author, file size) before submitting.
If the file is larger than 250MB, the user will be notified that the file will be uploaded overnight.
Once the file has been successfully uploaded, the file will appear on the record view and the user can interact with the file.
Which two pieces of user-facing information must be captured from this business process so that you can develop this record view? (Choose two.)

• A. The location of where the file will be uploaded to in the external records application.
• B. The time of file upload if the file is less than 250MB.
• C. The email of the system administrator so that an email can be sent to them if the integration fails.
• D. How the user wishes to interact with these files in the record view - as a grid or a series of card layouts.