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Flex 4.5 ACE Exam Questions 31–35 (page: 8)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

You want to use a Spark item renderer.
What must you do?

  1. Define a component, either externally or inline, derived from any Spark container
  2. Define a component, either externally or inline, derived from the ItemRenderer class
  3. Define an external component derived from a Spark control
  4. Define an inline component derived from a Spark control

Answer(s): B



Which three are valid ItemRenderer implementation approaches in Flex? (Choose three.)

  1. superclass
  2. inline
  3. component
  4. drop-in
  5. interface

Answer(s): B,C,D



You have a List control that is populated with product XML data. The product data includes the name and price of the product. You want the name and the price values to appear concatenated in the label field of the List. You do NOT want to affect the underlying data. The name and price values are separate nodes in the XML.
Which two approaches could be used to achieve the desired result (Choose two)?

  1. Create a custom ItemRenderer to display the data
  2. Use the labelFunction property of the List control
  3. Bind the dataProvider property of the List to an E4X statement with the XML
  4. Specify "{name} {price}" in the labelField property of the List control
  5. Create a custom style for the List control to display the data

Answer(s): A,B



You have created the class MyComponent in the components package. Given the following code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Group xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
xmlns:comp="components.*">
<!-- Put Component Here -->
</s:Group>
Which is a correct way to instantiate the MyComponent class using MXML?

  1. <s:MyComponent />
  2. <comp:MyComponent />
  3. <components:MyComponent />
  4. <s:Component class="components.MyComponent" />

Answer(s): B



For which uses cases should MXML be used rather than ActionScript (Choose two.)

  1. Creating a direct subclass of UIComponent
  2. Adding a control to an existing container type
  3. Creating a custom validator
  4. Creating a custom formatter
  5. Creating a composite component that contains and positions other external components

Answer(s): B,E



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