070-576 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

You have multiple SharePoint 2010 sites based on the same site definition. You need to plan a strategy to update the property value for a Web Part specified in the site definition for all existing sites. You must accomplish this with a minimum of developer hours. Which strategy should you recommend?

• A.Create a delegate control with the updated value and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites.
• B.Update the site definition to specify the new property for the Web Part and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites.
• C.Use a Power Shell script to iterate through the sites and update the property.
• D.Copy an update to the Web Part into the global assembly cache (GAC) and perform an IISReset.

A company with offices worldwide has asked you to design a SharePoint 2010 feature for an intranet portal.
The feature must:
*Be activated only on a site collection.
.Contain a customized list template.
.Contain a custom List page.
.Use globalized resources that can be shared with other features.
You need to design the feature to support all these requirements. Which approach should you
recommend?

• A.Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then use the Module element in the feature to provision a file into the SharePoint 2010 site. Store shared resources in the \web server extensions\14\Resources folder.
• B.Use the Module element in the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then set the Require Resources element to true. Store shared resources in the \web server extensions\14 \Resources folder.
• C.Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a farm. Then use the Module element to provision a file into the SharePoint site. Store shared resources in the \_catalogs folder.
• D.Use the Scope attribute of the feature to limit the availability of the feature to a site collection. Then set the Require Resources element to true. Store globalized resources in a file in a global document library.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 solution that includes a custom site definition and a custom master page. The solution has the following three features: *A hidden site-scoped feature named X that adds the custom master page to the Master Page gallery. .A Web-scoped feature named Y with a feature receiver that sets the master page of the Web to the master page from feature X. .A Web-scoped feature named Z with a feature receiver that populates the default.aspx file with sample content. Any Web site that is created based on the solution's custom site definition must have the master page and the sample content applied to it automatically. Your design must ensure that features X, Y, and Z can be activated in the proper order. Which approach should you recommend?

• A.Include features X, Y, and Z in that order in the onet.xml file for the site definition.
• B.Include a user control in the custom master page to activate feature Z the first time the page is rendered, and include features X and Y in the onet.xml file for the site definition.
• C.Set feature dependencies so that feature X is dependent upon feature Y and feature Y is dependent upon feature Z, and then use feature stapling to attach feature X to the site definition.
• D.Set feature dependencies so that feature Y is dependent upon feature Z, and then use feature stapling to attach features X and Y to the site definition.

You work for a software company that sells Web Parts to customers. You designed the first version of a Web Part named Weather 1.0. The company has already sold several hundred licenses of the Web Part. You designed a new solution package for Weather 2.0. Some customers who are already using Weather 1.0 will install Weather
2.0 in the same Web application as Weather 1.0. You need to design your package so that the functionality of Weather 1.0 will not be affected by the installation of Weather 2.0 in the same Web application. Which approach should you recommend?

• A.Use the same assembly name and namespace for Weather 2.0 that you used for Weather 1.0. Create a new .web part file. Increment the version number in the .web part file.
• B.Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Create a new .web part file.
• C.Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Configure assembly binding redirection from version 1.0 of the assembly to version 2.0. Use the same . web part file that you used for Weather 1.0.
• D.Use the same assembly name and namespace, but increment the version number of the assembly package. Use the same .web part file that you used for Weather 1.0.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to provision a custom document converter for the application. Which scope should you design?

• A.Web Application scoped
• B.Site scoped
• C.Farm scoped
• D.Web scoped