Adobe AD0-E127 Adobe Experience Manager Forms Backend Developer Professional Exam Practice Test

This is an accessibility tool that helps developers to inspect and fix any compliance-related issues in web content. It can check if the web content has proper labels, descriptions, roles, states, and keyboard support for assistive technologies.

This is a required prerequisite that an AEM Forms developer needs to have before configuring the integration of AEM Forms with Adobe Sign. The Client ID and Client Secret are credentials that are used to authenticate the AEM Forms server with the Adobe Sign API. They can be obtained by creating an API application on the Adobe Sign web portal.

This is the email endpoint setting that is used to enable SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) in AEM Forms2. The Inbox Protocol setting specifies the protocol used to connect to the email server. It can be set to POP3 or IMAP. To enable SSL, the protocol should be suffixed with an S, such as POP3S or IMAPS.

This is how XFA validations map to validation-Required (nullTest) in adaptive forms. The mandatory property specifies whether a field is required or not. If it is set to true, the field cannot be left blank. If it is set to false, the field can be left blank.

This is the location that an AEM Forms developer needs to access to deactivate keyboard shortcuts in an AEM console4. The My Preferences option can be accessed by clicking on the user icon on the top right corner of the console. It allows the developer to customize various settings such as language, time zone, keyboard shortcuts, and notifications.

This is the default expiration time for CAPTCHA in adaptive forms3. After 60 seconds, the CAPTCHA image refreshes and the user has to enter a new value.

This is a tag that can be used to add a link to client libraries in the generated HTML page. It can include categories of client libraries such as CSS, JavaScript, or theme files. It can also use minification and concatenation features to optimize the performance of the web page.