QUESTION NO: 1 You are developing an assembly named ABC.Employee.dll for the human

resources (HR) department site of your company. The assembly has the following properties:



A namespace named ABC



PublicKeyToken def148956c61a16b



Version 1.0.0.0



The assembly also contains two Web Part classes named Benefits and ContactInformation. You

may add additional Web Parts before you release the assembly.



You need to ensure that all the Web Parts in the assembly are trusted.



Which XML fragment should you use?





A.    < SafeControl Assembly="ABC.Employee, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=def148956c61a16b" Namespace="ABC.Employee" TypeName="*" Safe="True"

/>

B.    < SafeControl Assembly="ABC.Employee, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=def148956c61a16b" Namespace="ABC.Employee" TypeName="Benefits,

ContactInformation" Safe="True"

/>

C.    < SafeControl Assembly="ABC.Employee, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=def148956c61a16b" Namespace="ABC" TypeName="*" Safe="True"

/>

D.    < SafeControl Assembly="ABC.Employee, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,

PublicKeyToken=def148956c61a16b" Namespace="ABC" TypeName="Benefits, ContactInformation"

Safe="True"

/>

Answer: C



QUESTION NO: 2 You create a new site definition from an existing site definition. You copy the

directory of the existing site definition to a new directory in the correct folder. You use a different

name for the new directory.



You need to ensure that the new site definition is available on a Microsoft Windows SharePoint

Services site.



What should you do?





A. Modify the Feature.xml file by changing the ID attribute of the Feature node to a unique value.

B. Modify the Onet.xml file of the new site definition by changing the FeatureId attribute of all the List

nodes to unique values.

C. Modify the Onet.xml file of the new site definition by changing the ID attribute of the Configuration



nodes to unique values.

D. Copy the WebTemp*.xml file for the existing site definition to a new name. In the Web.config file,

add a new safe control entry for the new site definition. Run the IISRESET command.

E. Copy the WebTemp*.xml file for the existing site definition to a new name. In the new

WebTemp*.xml file, change the ID attribute of the template node to a unique number. Run the

IISRESET command.





Answer: E



QUESTION NO: 3 You create a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services solution.



You need to deploy the solution files.



What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete

solution. Choose two.)





A. Run the Stsadm.exe utility with the deploysolution operation.

B. Call the SPSolution.Deploy method from within custom code.

C. Install the solution assembly into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).

D. Copy the solution assembly to the bin folder of the Windows SharePoint Services server.





Answer: A, B



QUESTION NO: 4 You create a new feature that contains shared resources. The new feature

will be used within a site definition. You are manually deploying the feature on a Microsoft

Windows SharePoint Services site.

You need to create a folder for the feature.



Which path should you use?





A. 12\Config

B. 12\Resources

C. 12\Template\Features

D. 12\Template\SiteTemplates





Answer: C



QUESTION NO: 5 You create a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site.



You need to ensure that the Web Parts can access the object model of Windows SharePoint

Services.



Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose

two.)



A. Create a custom policy file.

B. Create a publisher policy file and install it into the global assembly cache (GAC).

C. Change the trust level for the virtual server so that it references the custom policy file.

D. Edit the SafeControls section of the web.config file of the virtual server.





Answer: A, C



QUESTION NO: 6 You are creating a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site. Windows

SharePoint Services is located on the hard disk in the default IIS Web root folder.



A custom ASPX page is displayed on a SharePoint site. A user control named userinfo.ascx

is also available.



You need to deploy the user control. You also need to display the control on the ASPX page.



Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose

two.)





A. Copy the userinfo.ascx file to C:\InetPub\wwwroot\webresources\ControlTemplates.

B. Copy the userinfo.ascx file to C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web

Server Extensions\12\Template\ControlTemplates\.

C. Add the following line to the ASPX page.



<% Reference Control = "~/_controltemplates/userinfo.ascx" %> D. Add the following line to the ASPX

page.



<% Reference Control ="~/webresources/ControlTemplates/userinfo.ascx" %>





Answer: B, C



QUESTION NO: 7 A farm environment has multiple servers that run Microsoft Windows

SharePoint Services. You create a new feature named myFeature.



You need to deploy and activate myFeature for the http: //www.contoso.local site.



Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

Choose three.)





A. Run the IISReset command on one server in the farm.

B. Run the IISReset command on each server in the farm.

C. Run the stsadm o activatefeature name myFeature url http: //www.contoso.local command on one

server in the farm.

D. Run the stsadm o activatefeature name myFeature url http: //www.contoso.local command on each

server in the farm.

E. Copy the feature files to the correct directory on one server in the farm. Run the stsadm o

installfeature name myFeature command on that server.

F. Copy the feature files to the correct directory on each server in the farm. Run the stsadm o

installfeature name myFeature command on each server in the farm.





Answer: B, C, F



QUESTION NO: 8 You create a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site.



You need to update the first item in a SharePoint list named MyList without triggering any alerts.



Which code segment should you use?





A. Dim site As SPSite = SPControl.GetContextSite(context)

Dim destList As SPList = site.AllWebs(0).Lists(0)

Dim listItems As SPListItemCollection = destList.Items

Dim item As SPListItem = listItems(0)

item("Type") = "Important"

item("Assigned") = "No"

item.Up dateOverwriteVersion()



B. Dim site As SPSite = SPControl.GetContextSite(context)

Dim destList As SPList =

site.AllWebs("MySite").Lists("MyList")



Dim listItems As SPListItemCollection = destList.Items

Dim item As SPListItem = listItems(0)

item("Type") = "Important"

item("Assigned") = "No"

item.Recycle()



C. Dim site As SPSite = SPControl.GetContextSite(context)

Dim destList As SPList = site.AllWebs("MySite").Lists("MyList")

Dim listItems As SPListItemCollection = destList.Items

Dim ite m As SPListItem = listItems(0)

item("Type") = "Important"

item("Assigned") = "No"

item.SystemUpdate()



D. Dim mySite As SPWeb = SPControl.GetContextWeb(context)

Dim listItems As SPListItemCollection = mySite.Lists("MyList").Items

Dim item As SPListItem = listItems.Add()

item("Type") = "Important"

item("Assigned") = "No"

item.Update