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1. You work as the developer in an IT company. Recently your company has a big customer. The customer is a large international compay. You're appointed to provide technical support for the customer. Now according to the customer requirement, you create a Web Form that contains a TreeView control. Users are allowed to navigate within the Marketing section of your Web site by using the TreeView control. The following XML defines the site map for your site.
<siteMapNode url="~\default.aspx" title="Home"
description="Site Home Page">
<siteMapNode url="Sales.aspx" title="Sales"
description="Sales Home"> <siteMapNode url="SalesWest.aspx" title="West Region" description="Sales for the West Region" /> <siteMapNode url="SalesEast.aspx" titlbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbe="East Region" description="Sales for the East Region" />
</siteMapNode>
<siteMapNode url="Marketing.aspx" title="Marketing"
description="Marketing Home">
<siteMapNode url="MarketNational.aspx" title="National Campaign" description="National marketing campaign" /> <siteMapNode url="MarketMidwest.aspx" title="Midwest Campaign" description="Midwest region marketing campaign" /> <siteMapNode url="MarketSouth.aspx" title="South Campaign" description="South region marketing campaign" /> </siteMapNode> </siteMapNode>
In order to make users be able to navigate only within the Marketing section, you have to bind the TreeView control to the site map data.
So what should you do? (choose more than one)

A) First you should add a SiteMapPath control to the Web Form and bind the TreeView control to it.
B) You should embed the site map XML within the SiteMap node of a Web.sitemap file.
C) You should embed the site map XML within the AppSettings node of a Web.config file.
D) The SkipLinkText property of the SiteMapPath control should be set to Sales.
E) First you should add a SiteMapDataSource control to the Web Form, then bind the TreeView control to it.
F) The StartingNodeUrl property of the SiteMapDataSource control should be set to ~/Marketing.aspx.

2. You have just graduated from college, now you are serving the internship as the software developer in an international company. According to the requirements of the company CIO, you are writing code for user authentication and authorization. The username, password, and roles are stored in your application data store.
You have to build a user security context that will be used for authorization checks such as IsInRole. The security context will be used for authorization checks such as IsInRole. You authorize the user by writing the code segment below:
If TestPassword(UserName, Password) = False Then Throw New Exception("Could not authenticate user")
End If
Dim RolesArray() As String = LookUpUserRoles(UserName)
In order to establish the user security, you have to complete the code segment. In the options below, which code segment should you use?

A) Dim objID As New GenericIdentity(UserName)Dim objUser As New GenericPrincipal(objID, RolesArray)Thread.CurrentPrincipal = objUser
B) Dim objNT As New NTAccount(UserName)Dim objID As New GenericIdentity(objNT.Value)Dim objUser As New GenericPrincipal(objID, RolesArray)Thread.CurrentPrincipal = objUser
C) Dim objToken As IntPtr = IntPtr.ZeroobjToken = LogonUserUsingInterop(UserName, EncryptedPassword)Dim objContext As WindowsImpersonationContext = _WindowsIdentity.Impersonate(objToken)
D) Dim objID As New WindowsIdentity(UserName)Dim objUser As New WindowsPrincipal(objID)Thread.CurrentPrincipal = objUser

3. You have just graduated from college, now you are serving the internship as the software developer in an international company. According to the requirements of the company CIO, you're developing a Web application. The Web application contains two distinct UIs, one is targeted to mobile devices which might or might not support cookies and relative URLs, another to desktop browsers. Users request the Default.aspx page. You have to redirect users to the appropriate UI, on the basis that whether they are using a mobile device or a desktop browser. What should you do?

A) Add the following node to the <system.web> element of the Web.config file. <httpRuntime useFullyQualifiedRedirectUrl="true" />
B) Add the following code segment to the Page_Load event of Default.aspx. If Request.Browser.Type = "MobileDevice" Then Response.Redirect("MobileDefault.aspx")Else Response.Redirect("DesktopDefault.aspx")End If
C) Add the following node to the <system.web> element of the Web.config file. <httpRuntime useFullyQualifiedRedirectUrl="false" />
D) Add the following code segment to the Page_Load event of Default.aspx. If Request.Browser("IsMobileDevice") = "true" Then Response.Redirect("MobileDefault.aspx")Else Response.Redirect("DesktopDefault.aspx")End If

4. You have just graduated from college, now you are serving the internship as the software developer in an international company. According to the requirements of the company CIO, you are creating a method. In order to verify the data, you have to use the MD5 algorithm to harsh data. The data is passed to your method as a byte array named message. You have to use MD5 to compute the hash of the incoming parameter. Besides this, the result has to be placed into a byte array. In the options below, which code segment should you use?

A) Dim objAlgo As HashAlgorithm = HashAlgorithm.Create("MD5")Dim hash() As Byte = BitConverter.GetBytes(objAlgo.GetHashCode)
B) Dim objAlgo As HashAlgorithmobjAlgo = HashAlgorithm.Create(message.ToString)Dim hash() As Byte = objAlgo.Hash
C) Dim objAlgo As HashAlgorithm = HashAlgorithm.Create("MD5")Dim hash() As ByteobjAlgo.TransformBlock(message, 0, message.Length, hash, 0)
D) Dim objAlgo As HashAlgorithm = HashAlgorithm.Create("MD5")Dim hash() As Byte = objAlgo.ComputeHash(message)

5. You have just graduated from college' now you are serving the internship as the software developer in an international company. According to the requirements of the company CIO, you create a Web Form to which you add the following CreateUserWizard server control.
<asp:CreateUserWizard runat="server" ID="CU1"
FinishCompleteButtonText="Continue"> <WizardSteps> <asp:CreateUserWizardStep ID="CWS1" Runat="server"
Title="New Account"/> <asp:WizardStep ID="CWS2" Title="More Info" StepType="Step"> Given Name:<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtGivenName" />
Last Surname:<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtSurname" />
</asp:WizardStep>
<asp:CompleteWizardStep ID="CWS3" Runat="server"
Title="Complete"/>
</WizardSteps>
</asp:CreateUserWizard>
Now you have to write the segment code. After users click the Continue button on the last page, the code should redirect users to the first page of the wizard. In the options below, which code segment should you use?

A) Protected Sub CU1_ContinueButtonClick( _ ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles CU1.ContinueButtonClick CUI.ActiveStepIndex = 0End Sub
B) Protected Sub CU1_ContinueButtonClick( _ ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles CU1.ContinueButtonClick CUI.ActiveStepIndex = 1End Sub
C) Protected Sub CU1_NextButtonClick( _ ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As WizardNavigationEventArgs) _ Handles CU1.NextButtonClick CUI.ActiveStepIndex = 0End Sub
D) Protected Sub CU1_FinishButtonClick( _ ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As WizardNavigationEventArgs) _ Handles CU1.FinishButtonClick CUI.ActiveStepIndex = 1End Sub

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