You develop a Web application. Your application contains two settings in the Web.config fi

A.SetPage.MasterPageFile in the Page’sPage_Initevent.

B.SetPage.MasterPageFile in the Page’sOnInit event.

C.SetPage.MasterPageFile in the Page’sPage_Loadevent.

D.SetPage.MasterPageFile in the Page’sPage_PreInitevent.

A. Add a Web Control Library project to your solution. Define a class that inherits from CompositeControl.

B. Add a Windows Control Library project to your solution. Define a class that inherits from UserControl.

C. Add a Web User Control to your project. Define a class that inherits from UserControl.

D. Add a Mobile Web User Control to your project. Define a class that inherits from MobileUserControl..

A. Set Page.MasterPageFile in the Page‘s Page_Init event.

B. Set Page.MasterPageFile in the Page‘s OnInit override.

C. Set Page.MasterPageFile in the Page‘s Page_Load event.

D. Set Page.MasterPageFile in the Page‘s Page_PreInit event.

A. Add a Web Control Library project to your solution. Define a class that inherits from CompositeControl.

B. Add a Windows Control Library project to your solution. Define a class that inherits from UserControl.

C. Add a Web User Control to your project. Define a class that inherits from UserControl.

D. Add a Mobile Web User Control to your project. Define a class that inherits from MobileUserControl.

own in the exhibit. You register the control on the Web Form by using the following code segment. ＜%@ Register Assembly="CreditCardUserDetails" Namespace="CreditCardUserDetails" TagPrefix="cc1" %＞ You need to declare the control on the Web Form. Which code segment should you use？（）

A. ＜cc1:CreditCardDetails ID ="CreditCardDetails1" runat="server" Name="test"＞＜/cc1:CreditCardDetails＞＜asp:TextBox ID="TxtName" runat="server" Text="＜%#CreditCardDetails1.Name%＞"＞＜/asp:TextBox＞

B. ＜cc1:CreditCardDetails ID ="CreditCardDetails1" runat="server" Name="%#Container.Name%"＞＜/cc1:CreditCardDetails＞

C. ＜cc1:CreditCardDetails I D="CreditCardDetails1" runat="server"＞ ＜Template＞ ＜asp:TextBox ID="TxtName" runat="server" Text="＜%#Container.Name%＞"＞＜/asp:TextBox＞ ＜/Template＞＜/cc1:CreditCardDetails＞

D. ＜cc1:CreditCardDetails I D="CreditCardDetails1" runat="server"＞ ＜Template＞ ＜asp:TextBox ID="TxtName" runat="server" Text="＜%#Container.Template%＞"＞＜/asp:TextBox＞ ＜/Template＞＜/cc1:CreditCardDetails＞

to the file to specific Windows users. The Web application runs as CONTOSO\ASPNET. You deny anonymous access to the application in IIS. You add the following XML segment in the Web.config file.You need to ensure that the application meets the following requirements:It must impersonate the user when it writes data to the file.It must run as CONTOSO\ASPNET when a user does not access the file. Which two actions should you perform？ （）

A. Use the following XML segment in the Web.config file. ＜identity impersonate="false"/＞

B. Use the following XML segment in the Web.config file. ＜identity impersonate="true"/＞

C. Use the following code segment to access the file. Dim wp As WindowsPrincipal = _CType(HttpContext.Current.User, WindowsPrincipal) Dim wi As WindowsIdentity = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent() Dim wic As WindowsImpersonationContext = wi.Impersonate()‘ Access the file herewic.Undo()

D. Use the following code segment to access the file. Dim wi As WindowsIdentity = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent()Dim wic As WindowsImpersonationContext = _WindowsIdentity.Impersonate(wi.Token)‘ Access the file herewic.Undo()

A.SNMP

B.SSH

C.WEB

D.TELNET

A.AC

B.AP

C.PORTAL

D.RADIUS

with ______ others.

A) /, an, the B) a, the, / C) the, an, the D) a, the, the

A.change

B.go

C.develop

D.adjust