Autocomplete Background Colors in Web Forms Editor

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In the Oracle Cloud Platform Application Integration 2020 Specialist exam, there is a question related to the background colors that are displayed for autocomplete in web forms editor. The question asks to choose three out of five options that represent the correct background colors for different types of binding names.

The correct answers are: A. Green for valid binding names B. Red for invalid binding names E. Yellow for matched binding names.

Let's go through each option to understand why they are the correct answers:

A. Green for valid binding names: When a binding name is valid and exists in the data model of the form, it is highlighted with a green background color. This color indicates that the binding name is valid and can be used in the form.

B. Red for invalid binding names: When a binding name is not valid or does not exist in the data model of the form, it is highlighted with a red background color. This color indicates that the binding name is invalid and cannot be used in the form.

C. Orange for unmatched binding names: This option is incorrect. There is no orange background color displayed for unmatched binding names in the autocomplete in web forms editor.

D. Blue for complex binding names: This option is incorrect. There is no blue background color displayed for complex binding names in the autocomplete in web forms editor.

E. Yellow for matched binding names: When a binding name is matched but not yet validated, it is highlighted with a yellow background color. This color indicates that the binding name is a candidate for use in the form, but it needs to be validated before it can be used.

In conclusion, the correct background colors that are displayed for autocomplete in web forms editor are green for valid binding names, red for invalid binding names, and yellow for matched binding names.