C_FIORD_2502 Exam Questions & Answers
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You are modeling a new role for your SAP Fiori Launchpad users.
Which of the following steps is an optional configuration step?
Groups are optional in SAP Fiori 3 and newer versions:
Used to visually organize tiles.
Tiles/apps can still be accessed via the App Finder if the catalog is assigned.
SAP Fiori Launchpad Admin Guide:
''Groups are optional. Users can use App Finder to launch apps directly from catalogs.''
Other steps like creating catalogs and target mappings are essential for app accessibility.
Your customer requires an app to display flight information on a mobile device as detailed in the following screenshot for details.
Which options can you use to display the same data in a readable format on a mobile device?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Responsive tables (sap.m.Table) in SAPUI5 use demandPopin, popinDisplay, and screen width qualifiers to optimize mobile display. Correct settings include:
maxScreenWidth='mobile' ensures pop-in on small devices.
demandPopin='true' triggers field reformatting into pop-ins.
popinDisplay='Inline' keeps visual alignment.
SAPUI5 SDK -- Responsive Table Control:
''Use demandPopin with maxScreenWidth and popinDisplay to handle narrow screen layouts.''
Options with minScreenWidth do not apply to mobile-focused pop-in logic.
Which control can you use to create responsive table-free layouts?
ResponsiveFlowLayout allows content to wrap and flow according to screen size and available space:
Preferred for building responsive UI layouts without tables.
Supports multiple rows and automatic adjustment of elements.
SAPUI5 Layout Control Reference:
''ResponsiveFlowLayout arranges controls in rows, wrapping them depending on the available width.''
Grid layout is rigid, and Vertical/Horizontal layouts are not responsive.
Which of the following are generic actions provided by SAP Fiori elements?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Generic actions in SAP Fiori elements include:
Create: enabled by entity-level metadata (CreateAllowed).
Navigation: defined via semantic object and annotation metadata.
SAP Fiori Elements Functional Scope:
''Out-of-the-box actions include Create, Delete, and Navigation depending on metadata. Approve is domain-specific.''
Approve is custom logic and must be implemented manually.
What are some characteristics of fragments?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Fragments are XML/JS/HTML code snippets:
They are lightweight and reusable (dialogs, table columns, etc.).
Are loaded via module loader (sap.ui.require) and inserted into views.
SAPUI5 Fragments Documentation:
''Fragments are not self-contained views and do not have controllers. They are loaded by name using module loading.''
A/B are incorrect because fragments lack controller context and cannot act standalone.
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