You are designing a custom SharePoint 2010 solution package. It will include a feature that contains a Web Part,
which requires a custom assembly for its functionality. You need to design the feature based on the following requirements:
*The Web Part must be a partial trust application and support a custom Code Access Security (CAS) policy.
.The solution package must be deployed without the need of farm-level administrator permissions.
Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create the Web Part feature and deploy the required assembly to the bin directory of only the Web applications that require it. Then delegate administration to the site administrator. Lastly, create a custom CAS policy file and point to it the web.config file of the application.
• B. Create the Web Part feature assembly with a strong name and deploy it using a .wsp file to the _app_bin directory of all Web applications where it is needed. Then activate it using delegated administration.
• C. Create the Web Part feature as a sandboxed solution.
• D. Create an assembly with a strong name and deploy it to the global assembly cache at the farm level. Activate the feature at the site collection level with delegated administration.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 intranet site for a corporation. Your design must meet the following
requirements:
*The homepage must contain a single Web Part that displays a view of a specific document library.
.Each employee must be able to create a persistent view of the list that would be filtered, grouped, and
sorted
based on their selection criteria.
Which approach should you recommend?

• A. Create the site homepage. Deploy a copy of SharePoint Designer to each employee's computer. Instruct each employee to use SharePoint Designer to customize the site homepage, including the view of the document library.
• B. Create the site homepage. Add the document library Web Part to the page, with the Allow Editing in Personal View option selected. Instruct each employee to personalize the page in the browser and to customize an individual view of the Web Part.
• C. Create the site homepage. Instruct each employee to edit the homepage in the browser, adding a copy of the document library Web Part to the page. Instruct each employee to customize an individual view of the document library in the new Web Part.
• D. Create a new page for each employee and add the document library Web Part to the page. Instruct each employee to customize an individual view of the Web Part. Then select the Make Homepage button in the Page tab on the ribbon.

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application that connects to an external Microsoft SQL Server
database.
You have the following requirements:
*Server administrators can add and edit connection strings at the Web application level.
.SharePoint users must not be able to view or modify sensitive data in the connection strings.
.Server administrators can add or change the connection strings declaratively with no custom UI required.
.The connection strings can be modified programmatically without redeploying code.
You need to create a plan to store connection strings for the database within the SharePoint system. Which
approach should you recommend?

• A. Use a property bag configuration approach to store the connection strings.
• B. Use SharePoint lists to store the connection strings.
• C. Use a hierarchical object store configuration approach to store the connection strings.
• D. Add or change the connection strings in the web.config file.

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

You are designing a SharePoint 2010 application. You need to specify that a custom button is defined and added to the SharePoint 2010 ribbon. Which two actions should be performed? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Create a new Content Organizer content type that defines the button.
• B. Use the STSADM.EXE utility to deploy the button.
• C. Use the Site Collection Features option in the Site Collection Administration group to deploy the button.
• D. Create Feature Definition and Feature Element XML files that define the button.