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| Question ID 10231 | You have an existing SharePoint 2010 solution consisting of custom Web Parts deployed to the global assembly cache (GAC). The signing key used for the Web Parts has recently changed. You need to design an update to the Web Parts without any change to the value settings of their properties. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Deploy the changes within a SharePoint solution. |
| Option B | Copy the changes directly to the GAC and perform an IISReset |
| Option C | Programmatically copy the information from the existing Web Parts to their new versions and then remove the old instances |
| Option D | Update the Web Parts through the Web Part gallery and select the Overwrite if file already exists check box. |
| Correct Answer | C |
| Question ID 10232 | 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? |
| Option A | Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of GlobalAssemblyCache. |
| Option B | Add a DwpFile element and an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of Web Application. |
| Option C | Add a Safe Control element within an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of GlobalAssemblyCache. |
| Option D | Add a Safe Control element within an Assembly element specifying a Deployment Target of Web Application. |
| Correct Answer | C |