CRT-450 Exam Dumps : Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I (SU24)

To implement a process where every time an Opportunity is created, a follow-up Task should be created and assigned to the Opportunity Owner, the most efficient method is to use a Record-Triggered Flow on the Opportunity object.

Option B: Record-triggered flow on Opportunity

Declarative Solution: Salesforce Flows provide a powerful, declarative way to automate business processes without writing code.

Triggering Event: The flow is configured to trigger when a new Opportunity record is created.

Create Task Record: The flow includes an element to create a new Task record.

Set the Assigned To field to the Opportunity Owner.

Populate other Task fields as necessary (e.g., Subject, Due Date).

Efficiency: Flows are more efficient than Apex triggers for simple automation and are easier to maintain.

Best Practice: Salesforce recommends using Flows over Workflow Rules and Process Builders for new automations.

To send an outbound message when a record meets specific criteria without using Apex code, we can use features that support outbound message actions.

Option B: Approval Process can be used to check the record criteria and send an outbound message without Apex code.

Correct Feature.

Explanation:

An Approval Process can include outbound message actions.

When a record enters a specific step of the approval process, an outbound message can be sent.

Criteria can be defined to determine when the approval process starts.

ISV Package Development:

The ISV is developing a managed package.

They have an Apex class BodyFat with a method calculateBodyFat().

Requirement:

Ensure calculateBodyFat() is accessible by consumers outside the package namespace.

Solution:

To allow methods in a managed package to be accessible outside the package namespace, they must be declared as global.

Option B: Declare the class and method using the global access modifier.

Correct Approach.

Explanation:

Global Classes and Methods:

In managed packages, only classes and methods declared as global are accessible outside the package namespace.

Declaration:

global class BodyFat {

global void calculateBodyFat() {

// method implementation

}

}

Important Notes:

Public classes and methods in managed packages are accessible only within the namespace.

Global is required to expose the functionality to subscribers.