You are implementing an ASP.NET MVC 2 Web application that contains the following class.
public class DepartmentController : Controller { static List<Department> departments = new List<Department>();
public ActionResult Index()
{
return View(departments);
}
public ActionResult Details(int id)
{
return View(departments.Find(x => x.ID==id));
}
public ActionResult ListEmployees(Department d)
{
List<Employee> employees = GetEmployees(d);
return View(employees);
} }
You create a strongly typed view that displays details for a Department instance.
You want the view to also include a listing of department employees.
You need to write a code segment that will call the ListEmployees action method and output the results in
place.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. <% Html.RenderPartial("ListEmployees", Model); %>
• B. <%= Html.DisplayForModel("ListEmployees") %>
• C. <%= Html.ActionLink("ListEmployees", "Department", "DepartmentController") % >
• D. <%= Html.Action("ListEmployees", Model) %>

You are developing an ASP.NET Web page.
The page includes a List<Product> instance.
You add a FormView control to display a single Product from this list.
You need to bind the list to the FormView control.
Which FormView property should you set in the code-behind file?

• A. DataKeyNames
• B. DataSource
• C. DataSourceID
• D. DataMember

You are developing an ASP.NET MVC 2 application.
A view contains a form that allows users to submit their first name.
You need to display the value that is submitted, and you must ensure that your code avoids cross-site
scripting.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. <% Response.Write(HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(Model.FirstName)) %>
• B. <%= Model.FirstName %>
• C. <% Response.Write(Model.FirstName) %>
• D. <%: Model.FirstName %>

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You are developing an ASP.NET web page that includes a textbox control that has ID txtDate. You need to ensure that the user enters a valid date in the text box.
Which markup should you use?

• A. <asp:CompareValidator ID="valDate" runat="server" Type="Date" ControlToValidate="txtDate" Operator="Equal"/>
• B. <asp:CompareValidator ID="valDate" runat="server"
  Type="Date" ControlToCompare="txtDate"
  Operator="Equal"/>
• C. <asp:CompareValidator ID="valDate" runat="server" Type="Date" ControlToValidate="txtDate" Operator="DataTypeCheck"/>
• D. <asp:CompareValidator ID="valDate" runat="server" Type="Date" ControlToCompare="txtDate" Operator="DataTypeCheck"/>

You are implementing an ASP.NET Web application.
Users will authenticate to the application with an ID.
The application will allow new users to register for an account.
The application will generate an ID for the user based on the user's full name.
You need to implement this registration functionality.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Create an ASP.NET page that contains a default CreateUserWizard control to create a new user account.
• B. Configure the SqlMembershipProvider in the web.config file.
• C. Configure the SqlProfileProvider in the web.config file. (New answer from TestKiller, SqlMembershipProvider is not changed)
• D. Create an ASP.NET page that contains a custom form that collects the user information and then uses the Membership.CreateUser method to create a new user account.