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| Question ID 10229 | 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? |
| Option A | Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Perform an IISReset on each Web front-end. |
| Option B | . Deploy the update directly to the GAC. Recycle the application pool for the SharePoint site on each Web frontend |
| Option C | Deploy the update within a custom Microsoft Windows Installer package that copies the code into the GAC andperforms an IISReset on each Web front-end |
| Option D | Deploy the update in a SharePoint solution file. |
| Correct Answer | B |
| Question ID 10230 | 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? |
| Option A | . Update the site definition to specify the new property for the Web Part and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites |
| Option B | Create a delegate control with the updated value and deploy it through a feature to each of the sites |
| Option C | Copy an update to the Web Part into the global assembly cache (GAC) and perform an IISReset. |
| Option D | Use a Power Shell script to iterate through the sites and update the property. |
| Correct Answer | D |