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Developing E-Business Solutions Using MS BizTalk Server2004 : 74-135 Exam

Exam Number/Code: 74-135
Exam Name: Developing E-Business Solutions Using MS BizTalk Server2004
VUE Code: 74-135
Questions Type: Multiple choice,
Exam Language(s): English

“Developing E-Business Solutions Using MS BizTalk Server2004?, also known as 74-135 exam, is a Microsoft certification.
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A candidate for this exam should have a minimum of one year’s experience designing and developing distributed applications by using Microsoft technologies, and experience developing, deploying, and managing a BizTalk server 2004 solution. The typical application:

•	Requires end-to-end visibility into an organization’s business processes
•	Integrates existing business processes within an organization
•	Develops scalable integration solutions to enable communication between disparate systems (as well as between partners)

QUESTION 1
You develop an application that generates random numbers to test statistical data. The application uses
the following code:
Random rnd = new Random();
short num1 = Convert.ToInt16(rnd.Next(35000));
short num2 = Convert.ToInt16(rnd.Next(35000));
short num3 = Convert.ToInt16(num1 / num2);
When you test the application, you discover that certain exceptions are sometimes raised by this code.
You need to write additional code that will handle all such exceptions. You want to accomplish this goal
by writing the minimum amount of code.
Which code segment should you use?
A. try { // Existing code goes here. }
catch (DivideByZeroException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
catch (OverflowException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
catch (NotFiniteNumberException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
B. try { // Existing code here goes. }

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catch (ArithmeticException e)
{ // Insert error-handling code. }
C. try { // Existing code goes here. }
catch (DivideByZeroException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
catch (OverflowException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
D. try { // Existing code goes here. }
catch (OverflowException e) { // Insert error-handling code. }
Answer: B
Explanation: ArithmeticException is the base class for DivideByZeroException,
NotFiniteNumberException, and OverflowException. In general, we only use one of the derived classes of
ArithmeticException to more precisely indicate the exact nature of the error. However, in this scenario we just
want to use minimal code, so we only need to use the ArithmeticException.
Reference: .NET Framework Class Library, ArithmeticException Class [C#]
Incorrect Answers
A: DivideByZeroException, OverflowException, and NotFiniteNumberException are all derived from
ArithmeticException. We only need to use ArithmeticException.
C: We need to catch NotFiniteNumberExceptions as well.
D: The OverflowException is thrown when an arithmetic, casting, or conversion operation in a checked
context results in an overflow. However, we need to catch the DivideByZeroException and
NotFiniteNumberException as well.
QUESTION 2:
You write code to perform standard financial calculations that are required by Certkiller . The code
accepts input parameters such as interest rate and investment amount. It then calculates values based on
different predetermined scenarios.
You want to create a control that encapsulates this functionality. You want to be able to easily use this
control by dragging it from the toolbox onto your Web forms. You also plan to include full support for
visual design tools.
You want to create a project to test the control.
Which two courses of action should you take? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose
two)
A. Create a Web user control.
B. Create a Web custom control.
C. Create a new Web Form project.
Use the COM Components tab of the Customize Toolbox dialog box to specify the new control.
D. Create a new Web Form project.
Use the .NET Framework Components tab of the Customize Toolbox dialog box to specify the new
control.
E. Create a new Web Form project.
Select Add Reference from the Project menu and browse to the new control.
Answer: B, D

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Explanation:
B: Web custom controls are compiled components that run on the server and that encapsulate user-interface
and other related functionality into reusable packages. They can include all the design-time features of
standard ASP.NET server controls, including full support for Visual Studio design features such as the
Properties window, the visual designer, and the Toolbox.
D: Procedure to add a Web custom control to the Toolbox:
1. On the Tools menu, click Customize Toolbox.
2. On the .NET Framework Components tab of the Customize ToolBox dialog box, click the Browse
button. Find Web custom control, select it, and click Open to add it to the list of components in the
Customize Toolbox dialog box.
3. Select the Web custom control in the list of .NET Framework components and click OK.
Reference:
Visual Basic and Visual C# Concepts, Introduction to Web Custom Controls
Visual Basic and Visual C# Concepts, Walkthrough: Creating a Web Custom Control
Incorrect Answers
A: A Web user control is similar to a complete Web Forms page, with both a user interface page and a
code-behind file. A Web user control would not be appropriate in this scenario.
C: A Web user control is not a COM component.
E: This is not the proper procedure.
QUESTION 3
You are debugging an ASP.NET application that was written by other developers at Certkiller . The
developers used Visual Studio .NET to create the application. A TextBox control on one of the .aspx
pages incorrectly identifies valid data values as being invalid.
You discover that the validation logic for the TextBox control is located within a method that is defined in
client-side code. The client-side code is written in Visual Basic Scripting Edition. You want to verify that
the validation method is receiving valid input parameters when the page is running. You need to perform
this task by stepping through the client-side code as it runs.
Which four courses of action should you take? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose
four)
A. In Internet Explorer, clear the Disable script debugging check box in the advanced options and browse
to the page that contains the client-side code.
B. In Visual Studio .NET, select Debug Processes from the Tools menu and attach to the local copy of
IExplore.exe.
In the Running Document window, select the .aspx page that you want to debug.
C. Create a new active solution configuration named Client and copy the settings from the Release
configuration.
Select the new configuration in the Configuration Manager.
D. Set the following attribute in the application’s Web.config file:
debug=”true”
E. In Solution Explorer, open the source for the .aspx file that you want to debug and select Start from the
Debug menu.
F. In Visual Studio .NET, set a breakpoint or add a Stop statement in the client-side code where you want

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to begin interactive debugging.
G. In Internet Explorer, perform the actions that cause the client-side code to run.
Answer: A, B, F, G
Explanation:
A: To debug script you must enable script debugging.
To enable script debugging
1. In Internet Explorer, click the Tools menu and choose Internet Options.
2. Click the Advanced tab.
3. Under the Browsing category, clear the Disable Script Debugging checkbox.
B: From within Visual Studio, you can use debugger commands to attach to the browser process
(Iexplore.exe) and break into the script.
F: In Visual Studio .NET we set breakpoint, Stop statements in the client-side code.
G: We perform the actions in Internet Explorer that causes the client-side code to run.
Reference:
Visual Basic and Visual C# Concepts, Introduction to Web Application Debugging
Visual Studio, Debugging Client-Side Scripts in a Web Page
Incorrect Answers
C, D, E: These steps are not required.

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