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Designing Portal Solutions with MS SharePoint Products : 74-132 Exam

Exam Number/Code: 74-132
Exam Name: Designing Portal Solutions with MS SharePoint Products
VUE Code: 74-132
Questions Type: Single choice,
Exam Language(s): English

“Designing Portal Solutions with MS SharePoint Products”, also known as 74-132 exam, is a Microsoft certification.
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This exam is for systems engineers who operate in medium to very large computing environments that use the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system. Typical environments in which they work have the following characteristics:

• Supported users range from 200-100,000 or more
• Multiple physical locations
QUESTION 1
You are creating an ASP.NET page for Certkiller . The company wants to use this page to allow customers
to enter their addresses. You create a user control named CustomerAddress. You define this control in a
file named CustomerAddress.ascx. You place this file in a folder named AddressControls.
You create a page in the same folder to test your control. You add the following directive to the top of
your test page:
< %@ Register Tagprefix="CK" Tagname="CustomerAddress"
Namespace="CustomerAddress.ascx" %>
You add the following tag to your test page:

When you open the test page, you receive the following error message: “Parser Error – Description: An
error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request.”
You need to change the directive to correct this error.
Which directive should you use?
A. < %@ Register Tagprefix="CK" Tagname="CustomerAddress"
Namespace=".\AddressControls\CustomerAddress.ascx" %>
B. < %@ Register Tagprefix="CK" Tagname="CustomerAddress"
Src="CustomerAddress.ascx" %>
C. < %@ Register Tagprefix="CK" Tagname="CustomerAddress"
Assembly="CustomerAddress" %>
D. < %@ Reference control="CustomerAddress.ascx" %>
Answer: B
Explanation: This is a correct syntax. We use the Tagprefix, Tagname and Src attributes.
Note: The < %@ Register> element associates aliases with namespaces and class names for concise
notation in custom server control syntax.
Reference: .NET Framework General Reference, @ Register
Incorrect Answers
A: If we use the Namespace attribute we should use the Assembly attribute as well.
C: If we specify an assembly we must also specify a Namespace..
D: The < %@ Reference > element declaratively indicates that another user control or page source file
should be dynamically compiled and linked against the page in which this directive is declared.
QUESTION 2
You create an ASP.NET application named MyApp that will be installed on a Web server named
Certkiller Srv.
You create a Web setup project to deploy your ASP.NET application and add it to your solution. You set
the Configuration Manager to Release mode and create a deployment package for your application. You
copy the deployment package to a CD-ROM and take it to Certkiller Srv.

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You log on to Certkiller Srv and run the deployment package from your CD-ROM. During the setup
process, you receive the following error message.
“The specified path “http:// Certkiller Srv/MyApp’ is unavailable. The Internet Information Server might
not be running or the patch exists and is redirected to another machine. Please check the status of the
virtual directory in the Internet Service Manager”.
You verify that Internet Information Services (IIS) is running on Certkiller Srv and that the specified path
does not exist. You want to install the application on Certkiller Srv.
What should you do?
A. Launch the deployment package in Administrative mode by using the /a command line option.
B. Log off and log on again by using an account that has Administrator privileges on Certkiller Srv.
C. Create an ISS virtual directory named MyApp and configure it with Write permissions.
D. Copy the deployment package from the CD-ROM to a local folder on Certkiller Srv and then run the
deployment package.
Answer: C
Explanation: The IIS virtual directory must be named correctly and configured with Write permissions.
Incorrect Answers
A: The problem can only be solved by correctly creating a virtual directory.
B: This is not a privilege issue
D: Copy the deployment package from the CD-ROM to a local folder on Server1 and then running it will
not solve the problem.
QUESTION 3
You create an ASP.NET application that will be sold to Certkiller ’s corporate customers. The corporate
customers will buy your application and run it on their intranets.
You create a Web setup project for your application and add it to your ASP.NET solution. You also add
a file named Readme.txt to the Web setup project.
You create the deployment package and install it on a test server. You notice that the deployment
package installed Readme.txt in the Web application folder. You want the deployment package to add a
shortcut to Readme.txt to the desktop on the server computer.
What should you do?
A. Add Readme.txt to your solution and rebuild the deployment package.
B. Select Readme.txt in the Web setup project.
Change the TargetName property to DESKTOP\Readme.txt.
C. In the Web setup project, add the User’s Desktop folder to the File System on Target Machine node.
Add a shortcut to Readme.txt in the User’s Desktop folder.
D. In the Web setup project, add a custom folder to the File System on Target Machine node.
Name the folder Server Desktop and add a shortcut to Readme.txt in that folder.
Answer: C
Explanation: The User’s Desktop folder contains files and folders that appear on the desktop on a per-user

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basis. We should add an appropriate shortcut to this folder in the Web setup project.
Note: Special folders are folders in the File System Editor that represent predefined Windows folders. Using
special folders in a deployment project allows you to choose a destination folder on a target computer without
knowing the actual path to that folder.
Reference: Visual Studio, Special Folders and Custom Folders
Incorrect Answers
A: We need to create a shortcut to the Readme.txt file.
B: The TargetName property specifies a name for a file when it is installed on a target computer. The file is
renamed during installation if it differs from the source file name. However, it is not useful in this
scenario.
D: Custom folders are not required.
Note: Custom folders are special folders that represent folders on a target computer. Unlike special
folders, custom folders do not necessarily depend on existing folders on the target, but rather allow you
to create new folders at install time.

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