How can this be achieved?
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is a web service that returns a list of employees. The format of the list is displayed in
the exhibit.
The names and the IDs of the employees, retrieved from the web service PGPGServiceURL,
are to be used to populate a drop-down menu.
How can this be achieved?
How can this be ensured?
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There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
Some of the pages of PassGuideWS are available for anonymous users.
There is an ASP.NET page PassGuideEmployees.aspx. To get access to this page you need
to be a member of the Employees group.
How can this be ensured?
How can you make sure that the deployed PassGuideApp will use the same production database in MS SQL Server?
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There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp make use of SqlMembershipProvider.
PassGuideApp is tested locally. It will later be deployed in several production servers.
How can you make sure that the deployed PassGuideApp will use the same production
database in MS SQL Server?
How can the registration be implemented?
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There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
Employees will authenticate to PassGuideApp through an ID.
Additional Employees can register to PassGuideApp. PassGuideApp will generate new IDs
based on the employee’s name.
How can the registration be implemented?
How can you make sure that classes in PassGuideApp references the latest version of the class library types?
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There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
You use ASP.NET Web application template to create a new application, PassGuideApp, in
a new Visual Studio solution.
Types in the class library project is used. The source code of this library is used often.
How can you make sure that classes in PassGuideApp references the latest version of the
class library types?
What should you do?
Which tool should be used?
There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
PassGuideApp is going to be deployed onto a branch office server PassGuide13.
Not only the web content but also the IIS configuration on the PassGuide13 must be the
same as on the Web servers in PassGuideWS.
Which tool should be used?
How can this be achieved?
What to do?
There is a ASP.NET MVC 2 Web Application named PassGuideApp.
There is a single project area for PassGuideApp.
In the Areas folder there is a subfolder PassGuide.
There are files PassGuideC.cs and PassGuideD.aspx in proper subfolders.
The Route of the area is registered, the route is named PassGuideRoute, and the name of
the area is PassGuideArea.
Outside the area there is a view PassGuideView.aspx.
The PassGuideView.aspx must be linked to PassGuideD.aspx.
What to do?
How can this be achieved?
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There is an ASP.NET Web site PassGuideWS.
There is an ASP.NET Web application PassGuideApp.
There is an ASP.NET AJAX page PassGuidePage.
PassGuidePage has two DIV elements.
Considering content refreshing, each div element must be refreshed individually (the page
should not be refreshed).
How can this be achieved?