You create a default view object based on the Employees entity, using the wizard and accepting the default
settings.
Which option represents the source file(s) that are typically created for you? (Choose the best answer.)
A.
EmployeesView.xml
B.
EmployeesViewImpl.java
C.
EmployeesViewRowImpl.java
D.
EmployeesView.sql
E.
EmployeesView.xml and EmployeesViewImpl.java
Explanation:
What Happens When You Create an Entity-Based View Object
When you create an entity-based view object, JDeveloper creates the XML component definition file that
represents the view object’s declarative settings and saves it in the directory that corresponds to the name of its
package. For example, if the view object was named StaffList in the devguide.model.queries package, so the
XML file created will be ./devguide/model/queries/StaffList.xml under the project’s source path. This XML file
contains the information about the SQL query, the name of the entity usage, and the properties of each
attribute. If you’re curious to see its contents, you can see the XML file for the view object by selecting the view
object in the Application Navigator and looking in the corresponding Sources folder in the Structure Window.
Double-clicking on the StaffList.xml node will open the XML in an editor so you can inspect it.
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