MVC Framework Online Quiz

Q 1 - You are developing an application. One requirement is that part of your data access layer needs to be available to a third party, that wants to get this information from a REST URL in XML. Your company does not have experience with web services, but you have several websites running ASP.NET MVC 4. How could you design and provide these new services? (Choose all that apply.)

A - Task an individual on staff to learn WCF, and have this individual develops and deploys these new services using WCF.

B - Use the Web API to create REST services using ApiController in which the serialization type is defined by the Accepts property of the browser.

C - Build a basic ASP.NET MVC 4 project in which the view simply passes through the information provided by the controller, and the controller manages the code for serializing the response.

D - Create an ASP.NET ASMX services file to get, serialize, and return the data.

E - B,C and D

F - All of the above

Q 2 - You are creating an ASP.NET MVC 4 web application that will be accessed by a large number of traditional consumers. If you need to be able to access state information on the client side in JavaScript/jQuery, where can you store it? (Choose all that apply.)

A - LocalStorage

B - QueryString

C - ViewState

D - Cookies

E - B and D both

F - All of the above

Q 3 - In which of the following scenarios should you include validation? (Choose all that apply.)

A - You have an online diary with two form fields, a title, and a large subject box. A title is not required, and the subject content is stored in a database column with no maximum size.

B - The web application you maintain has an area that serves as a pass-through to another company's web services. The form contains personal information, such as address and phone number, and is used to set up a profile on the company's retirement partner website. The partner has never given you any instructions as to what is or is not required to be sent to them.

C - Your application is a long wizard that college students use to apply for financial aid. They do not have access to the application until they are already logged on to the system so the application knows who they are. Most students will log on many times to finish the application, so any field might or might not be completed at any time.

D - You are developing a simple form that helps home brewers keep track of their process. The form provides two input fields: Date/time and ph level. The Date/ time box needs to be an ordinary text box because people around the world might enter the date differently, in a way that is meaningful to them. The ph level can be either a numeric value or a text description.

E - C and A both

F - All of the above

Q 4 - You are creating a different view for each of several different browsers/devices, such as Home.iemobile.cshtml and Home.IPad.cshtml. What is the best way to implement it so your application knows to look for the specific views?

A - Use the viewport <meta> tag.

B - Add a new DisplayModeProvider for each of the special view types you want to support.

C - Put logic into each action to select the appropriate view based on information in the request.

D - You don't have to do anything. The framework automatically handles browser/device detection by reading the new extensions on the views.

E - C and A both

F - All of the above

Q 5 - You are globalizing an application and are compiling a list of items that need to be translated. Which items should be included on the list? (Choose all that apply.)

A - Images that are used as part of the menu structure

B - The company logo

C - Server error-logging messages

D - Button tooltips

E - A and D both

F - All of the above

Q 6 - You are working on a AJAX-heavy site, and your script files are separated in your solution by function. You have already implemented minification and bundling, but you are still getting reports of poor performance when users try to access your pages. You cannot replicate the problem locally. What additional steps can you take and still provide the same user experience?

A - Compress all scripts locally and have the users download the compressed files rather than the uncompressed files.

B - Turn IIS compression on, turn on the option to compress dynamic pages, and set the minimum file size to 0 so that every file served will be compressed.

C - Turn IIS compression on, disable dynamic page compression, and set the minimum file size to the size of your smallest bundled script file.

D - There is nothing more to do without redesigning the site.

E - A and C both

F - All of the above

Q 7 - What type of authentication accepts login credentials that will be checked against the domain or local server and are sent in a hashed format?

A - Basic authentication

B - Digest authentication

C - Forms authentication

D - Windows authentication

E - A and B both

F - All of the above

Q 8 - WIF enables you to create a custom token. To be able to use the token, you must create a custom token handler by overriding which of the following?

A - SecurityToken

B - SecurityTokenHandler

C - SWTToken

D - Saml2SecurityTokenHandler

E - A and B both

F - All of the above

Q 9 - You create an ASP.NET MVC 2 Web application that contains the following controller class.public class CartController : Controller { static List products = new List(); public ActionResult Index() { return View(); }}and the Views folder of your application, you add a view page named Index.aspx that includes the following @ Page directive.<%@ Page Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage" %> You test the application with a browser. You receive the following error message when the Index method is invoked: "The view 'Index' or its master was not found." You need to resolve the error so that the new view is displayed when the Index method is invoked.What should you do?

A - Create a folder named Cart inside the Views folder.Move Index.aspx to the Cart folder.

B - Modify the Index method by changing its signature to the following: public ActionResult Index(Cart c)

C - Change the name of Index.aspx file to Cart.aspx

D - None of above

E - A and D both

F - All of the above

Q 10 - The Controller class is responsible for the following processing stages:

A - Locating the appropriate action method to call and validating that it can be called.

B - Getting the values to use as the action method's arguments.

C - Handling all errors that might occur during the execution of the action method.

D - All of the above.

E - A and D both

F - None of the above