Microsoft Designing and Developing Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Applications : 070-576

You are designing an application that will use a timer job that will run each night to send documents to a
SharePoint 2010 Records Center site for archiving. The security on the site requires higher privileges than
those
normally associated with the application. The security requirements for this application specify that:
*It must not require customized storage of the user credentials.
.The user token used for security access must expire within 24 hours unless specifically refreshed to
prevent
extended or unintended use over time.
.The security mechanism must require a two-way trust to prevent unauthorized activity between domains.
.The application must use the SharePoint object model to accomplish this.
You need to design the application to support these security requirements. How should you design the
timer job?

• A. To log on to the Records Center site with a service account stored in a database
• B. To inherit the security role assignments
• C. To run with impersonation
• D. To run with elevated privileges

You work for a product company that sells custom SharePoint 2010 Web Parts to customers. You are designing a Web Part that will be deployed to the Web Part gallery when a feature is activated. The feature must accomodate multiple languages, so that a user will see the name of the feature in the same language that was used to create the site. You need to ensure that your design meets this requirement. Which two approaches would accomplish this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. Create a resource file for each language. Deploy the .resx files to the 14\Resources folder. Assign the name of the feature a resource token value.
• B. For each language, add a new node to the Manifest.xml file. Add the language ID and the localized name of the feature to each node.
• C. Create a resource file for each language. Deploy the .resx files to a folder named Resources inside the feature folder. Assign the name of the feature a resource token value.
• D. For each language, add a new node to the Feature.xml file. Add the language ID and the localized name of the feature to each node.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that will deploy a Web Part assembly. You need to
specify
which element to add to the solution manifest (manifest.xml) to meet the following requirements:
*The Web Part must retrieve data from an external database but must not require a custom access policy.
.The company's security policies specify that all SharePoint Web applications must run at minimal trust.
Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of Web Application.
• B. Add a Safe Control element within an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of Web Application.
• C. Add a Safe Control element within an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of GlobalAssemblyCache.
• D. Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of GlobalAssemblyCache.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that includes a Task list. You have the following
requirements:
*For each task, allow users to specify one of three values for an item named Phase using a drop-down menu.
.Allow contributors to add new values for the Phase item. You need to design this application without using custom code. Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create a Single line of text field type on the Task list.
• B. Create a Lookup field type on the Task list that gets values from a custom list.
• C. Create a Multiple lines of text field type on the Task list.
• D. Create a Choice field type on the Task list that gets values from a custom list.

You have multiple SharePoint 2010 sites based on the same site definition. You need to plan a strategy to update the property value for a Web Part specified in the site definition for all existing sites. You must accomplish this with a minimum of developer hours. Which strategy should you recommend?

• A. Create a delegate control with the updated value and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites.
• B. Copy an update to the Web Part into the global assembly cache (GAC) and perform an IISReset.
• C. Use a Power Shell script to iterate through the sites and update the property.
• D. Update the site definition to specify the new property for the Web Part and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites.