Microsoft 70-576 valid exam dumps : Designing and Developing Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Applications

Your developers have discovered an issue with a SharePoint 2010 application. The code has produced an exception and SharePoint has rendered an error page in the browser. The error page displays a Correlation ID and the time when the error occurred. You need the developers to investigate the problem by viewing logged exception messages. What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. Open the Application Event Log on the server. Filter the events for an exception that occurred at the time shown on the error page, and with a Source value equal to the Correlation ID found on the error page.
• B. Use the Power Shell get-splogevent command, passing in the Correlation ID as a parameter, which will return a list of items in the ULS log with the same Correlation I Look for an exception that occurred at the time shown on the error page.
• C. Open the SharePoint content database. Filter the Event Log table for rows with an Event Time column value the same as the time shown on the error page and with an Event Data column value equal to the Correlation ID found on the error page.
• D. Search for an exception in the SharePoint Unified Logging Service (ULS) logs with the same Correlation ID and time stamp displayed on the error page.

You are designing an architectural firm's SharePoint 2010 environment. In order for the firm to bid on a new project, it must submit a detailed proposal that specifies exactly what kind of services they will offer and how much those services will cost. Different people must be able to work on separate parts of the proposal document simultaneously. The document must be generated quickly in order to increase the firm's chances of getting the project. Employees who are working on the document are using Microsoft Word 2010. Your design needs to satisfy these requirements using no custom development. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create a SharePoint list for the document, where each list item corresponds to a section of the document. Allow people to add one or more sections of the document to the list. Create a Word add-in that retrieves
  content from the list and uses OpenXML to generate a Word document.
• B. Add the new Word document to a SharePoint document library. Configure a sequential workflow with the builtin document approval workflow, which allows each author to add and edit text until the document is complete.
• C. Add the new Word document to a SharePoint document library and allow the appropriate people to coauthor the document until it is complete.
• D. Create an external database to store sections of the document. Create an external SharePoint list that connects to the database using Business Connectivity Services. Allow people to add one or more sections of a document to the external list. Create a Word add-in that retrieves content from the database and uses OpenXML to generate a Word document.

You are using Business Connectivity Services to design a SharePoint 2010 application that connects to an external database. The database users have accounts for authentication that are different from their Active Directory accounts. You have a requirement to allow users to connect to the external database without prompting the user for credentials. You need to store user credentials and use these credentials when connecting to the external database. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create a target application that uses the Secure Store Service. Select the Connect with Impersonated Custom Identity option when creating the connection to the database.
• B. Create a target application that uses the Single Sign-On Service. Select the Connect with User's Identity option when creating the connection to the database.
• C. Create a target application that uses the Secure Store Service. Select the Connect with User's Identity option when creating the connection to the database.
• D. Create a target application that uses the Microsoft Single Sign-On Service. Select the Connect with Impersonated Custom Identity option when creating the connection to the database.

You have a public-facing SharePoint 2010 site. The site resides on two Web front-ends that are not load balanced. You are asked to design an update for a Web Part to the site. The update requires modifications to the code in the global assembly cache (GAC). You need to design the update with minimal impact to users who are accessing the site. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Perform an IISReset on each Web front-end.
• B. Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Recycle the application pool for the SharePoint site on each Web frontend.
• C. Deploy the update in a SharePoint solution file.
• D. Deploy the update within a custom Microsoft Windows Installer package that copies the code into the GAC and performs an IISReset on each Web front-end.

You are designing a solution for a SharePoint 2010 site. You need to design a solution that includes:
*Custom pages to add, view, and update list items.
.Custom workflows with code on list items.
Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Design multiple sandboxed solutions that include workflows with code and custom application pages.
• B. Design a farm solution that includes workflows with code. Develop list application pages and use the
  Stsadm
  tool to deploy them manually to the bin folder of the Web application.
• C. Design a sandboxed solution that includes workflows with code and custom application pages.
• D. Design a farm solution that includes workflows with code and custom application pages.