Which of the following statements are correct when considering an element's attributes in Application Modeller? (Select all items which apply)

In Blue Prism's Application Modeller, the developer selects which attributes to use for element identification by ticking the checkbox in the 'Match' column (A). These attributes are not invented by Blue Prism; they are properties exposed by the target application's underlying technology (e.g., HTML DOM, Windows API) and are read by the spy tool (C). The initial set of attributes selected by Blue Prism is merely a suggestion and almost always requires a developer's review to ensure it is robust and optimal for reliable automation, as dynamic or non-unique attributes may have been included.

B. The initial attribute selection is an automated suggestion that often requires developer refinement to ensure it is robust and reliable for long-term use.

D. The list of available attributes is entirely dependent on the target application's technology (e.g., Web, Java, Windows) and the specific element being spied.

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1. Blue Prism University. (2020). Blue Prism Foundation Training - 2. Application Modeller. This training module explicitly details the function of the 'Match' column checkbox for selecting identification criteria. It also explains that the attributes are derived from the target application's structure.

2. Blue Prism Limited. (2019). v6 - Guide to Application Modelling. Section 2: Spying Elements

pp. 8-11. This guide explains that "Blue Prism interrogates the underlying application technology to expose the attributes of individual elements" and illustrates how the 'Match' column is used to select the criteria for identification.

3. Blue Prism Limited. (2019). v6 - Guide to Application Modelling. Section 3: Spying Modes

pp. 12-20. This section details the different attributes available for various spying modes (Win32

HTML

UIA

AA)

demonstrating that the attribute list is not the same for all applications

thus invalidating option D. The best practice of refining the initial selection is also a core theme

invalidating option B.