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MS.NET Framework 2.0-Web-based Client Development : 70-528 Exam
Exam Number/Code: 70-528
Exam Name: MS.NET Framework 2.0-Web-based Client Development

“MS.NET Framework 2.0-Web-based Client Development”, also known as 70-528 exam, is a Microsoft certification. With the complete collection of questions and answers Q&as with Expert Explanations, Pass4sure has assembled to take you through 180 Q & A to your 70-528 Exam preparation. In the 70-528 exam resources, you will cover every field and category in MCTS helping to ready you for your successful Microsoft Certification.

QUESTION 1:

You work as a Microsoft ASP.NET developer at www.pass4sure.cc. www.Pass4sure.ccuses the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2005 as their application development platform.
You use a Microsoft Windows XP Professional client computer named
PassGuide -WS528 as your development computer. Internet Information Services
(IIS) is installed on PassGuide -WS528. All ASP.NET 1.1 Web applications hosted by IIS on PassGuide -WS528 are accessed on port 80.
You are required to develop a new ASP.NET inventory application named CK_Invtry that will be integrated into www.pass4sure.cc’s existing e-Commerce Web site. You want to store all source files for the CK_Invtry application in the
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CK_Invtry folder on TESTING-WS528. During development you must be able to access CK_Invtry at the URL “http://localhost:80/CK_Invtry”. You need to configure the New Web site dialog box in Visual Studio 2005 to meet your requirements.
What should you do?

A. In the Location field, select File System and set the location to http://localhost/CK_Invtry.
B. In the Location field, select HTTP and set the location to
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CK_Invtry.
C. In the Location field, select File System and set the location to
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CK_Invtry.
D. In the Location field, select HTTP and set the location to http://localhost/CK_Invtry. Answer: D
Explanation:
When you select HTTP in the location field, Visual Studio 2005 will create and configure a Web application in IIS. The source files will be stored in folder associated with the Web application in IIS. By default this is a folder in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot.
Incorrect Answers:
A, C: When you select File System in the Location field, Visual studio allows you to
create the Web application in a specified folder. However, you will not be able to access the application on port 80 as port 80 is used by IIS.
B: When you select HTTP in the location field, you must specify the URL for the project and not the path. The folder path must be configured in IIS.

QUESTION 2:

(IIS) is installed on PassGuide -WS528.
You are developing a page named Process.aspx in a shopping cart Web application

that will be integrated into www.pass4sure.cc’s existing e-Commerce Web site. The Process.aspx page allows customers to pay for purchases using their credit cards. The Process.aspx page contains a Button control that confirms the customer’s payment and calls an external Web service that charges the customer’s credit card. You must implement confirmation and prevent postback unless the customer confirms payment.
What should you do?

A. Set the OnClientClick property to a JavaScript statement. B. Set the PostBackUrl property to a JavaScript statement.
C. Set the PostBackUrl property to the URL of a confirmation page.
D. Set the OnClientClick property to the URL of a confirmation page. Answer: A
Explanation: The OnClientClick property allows you to override the client script that causes postback to the server. You need to use a JavaScript statement as the
default action of the OnClick event of an HTML element is to submit the page. The JavaScript statement that will process the confirmation; if the customer declines the payment, the JavaScript statement will return a false to the control and postback
will not occur. Incorrect Answers:
B: The PostBackUrl property cannot be set to a JavaScript statement. It can only be set
to a URL. If it is set to a URL it will cause postback to that URL.
C: If you set the PostBackUrl property to the URL of a confirmation page as this cause the Button control to postback to the confirmation page. You must prevent postback.
D: You should set the OnClientClick property to a JavaScript statement that will process the confirmation without causing postback.

QUESTION 3:

You work as a Microsoft ASP.NET developer at www.pass4sure.cc. www.Pass4sure.ccuses the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2005 as their application development platform.
You use a Microsoft Windows XP Professional client computer named
PassGuide -WS528 as your development computer. Internet Information Services
(IIS) is installed on PassGuide -WS528.
You are developing a product search page named Search.aspx for Web application that will be integrated into www.pass4sure.cc’s existing e-Commerce Web site. The Search.aspx page allows customers search for products that match specific criteria. The search criteria are implemented as CheckBox controls. The Search button is implemented as a Button control. You want the CheckBox controls to be cleared when the Search button is clicked.
What should you do?

A. Set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the designer.
Set the EnableViewState property of each CheckBox to False in the designer.
B. Set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the Page_Load event handler
if the Search.aspx page’s IsPostBack property is True.
Set the AutoPostBack property of each CheckBox to False in the designer. C. Set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the designer.
Set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the event handler for the
Search button’s Click event.
D. Set the EnableViewState property of each CheckBox to False in the designer. Set the AutoPostBack property of each CheckBox to False in the designer.

Answer: C

Explanation: To ensure that the initial state of the CheckBox controls are clear, you must set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the designer. You
should then set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the event handler for the Search button’s Click event to reset the CheckBox controls to their initial state upon the Click event.
Incorrect Answers:
A: You should set the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the designer to ensure that the initial state of the CheckBox controls are clear. But setting the EnableViewState property will not clear the CheckBox controls. The EnableViewState property determines whether the CheckBox controls should be visible or not.
B: Setting the Checked property of each CheckBox to False in the Page_Load event handler if the Search.aspx page’s IsPostBack property is True and the AutoPostBack property of each CheckBox to False in the designer will clear the CheckBox controls whenever a postback occurs. You want the CheckBox controls to be cleared when the Search Button is clicked, not when a postback occurs.
D: The EnableViewState property determines whether the CheckBox controls should be visible or not. It does not clear the CheckBox controls. The AutoPostBack property will clear the CheckBox controls whenever a postback occurs. You want the CheckBox controls to be cleared when the Search Button is clicked, not when a postback occurs.

QUESTION 4:

You work as a Microsoft ASP.NET developer at www.pass4sure.cc. www.Pass4sure.ccuses the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2005 as their application development platform.
You use a Microsoft Windows XP Professional client computer named
PassGuide -WS528 as your development computer. Internet Information Services
(IIS) is installed on PassGuide -WS528.
You are developing a product search page named Search.aspx for Web application that will be integrated into www.pass4sure.cc’s existing e-Commerce Web site. The Search.aspx page allows customers search for products that match specific criteria. Once a product is located, you want an image of the product to be displayed. You want to use an Image control to display the image.

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