You are implementing an ASP.NET Dynamic Data Web site.
The Web site includes a data context that enables automatic scaffolding for all tables in the data model.
The Global.asax.cs file contains the following code segment.
public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)
{ routes.Add(new DynamicDataRoute("{table}/ListDetails.aspx") {
Action = PageAction.List,
ViewName = "ListDetails",
Model = DefaultModel
});
routes.Add(new DynamicDataRoute("{table}/ListDetails.aspx")
{
Action = PageAction.Details,
ViewName = "ListDetails",
Model = DefaultModel
}); }
You need to display the items in a table named Products by using a custom layout. What should you do?

• A. Add a new folder named Products to the Dynamic Data\CustomPages folder of the Web site. Add a new Web page named ListDetails.aspx to the Products folder.
• B. Add a new Web user control named Products.ascx to the Dynamic Data\Filters folder of the Web site. In the code-behind file for the control, change the base class from UserControl to System.Web.DynamicData.QueryableFilterUserControl.
• C. Add a new Web user control named Products_ListDetails.ascx to the Dynamic Data\EntityTemplates folder of the Web site. In the code-behind file for the control, change the base class from UserControl to System.Web.DynamicData.EntityTemplateUserControl.
• D. Add a new Web page named Products.aspx to the Dynamic Data\PageTemplates folder of the Web site.

You work as an ASP.NET Web Application Developer for SomeCompany.
The company uses Visual Studio .NET 2010 as its application development platform.
You create an ASP.NET MVC 2 Web application using .NET Framework 4.0.
You implement a single project area in the MVC 2 Web application.
In the Areas folder, you add a subfolder named MyTest.
You add the following files to the appropriate sub-folders:
MyController. cs
MyHome.aspx
You register a route of the area, setting the route name to MyTest_default and the area name to test.
You create a view named MyViews.aspx that is outside the test area. You need to add a link to MyViews.aspx that points to MyHome.aspx. Which of the following code segments will you use?

• A. <%= Html.RouteLink("MyHome", "MyTest", new {area = "test"}, null)%>
• B. <%= Html.ActionLink("MyTest", "MyHome", new {area = "test"}, null)%>
• C. <%= Html.ActionLink("MyTest", "MyHome", "MyTest", new {area = "test"}, null)%>
• D. <%= Html.RouteLink("MyTest", "MyHome", "MyTest", new {area = "test"}, null)% >

You are implementing an ASP.NET application that uses data-bound GridView controls in multiple pages. You add JavaScript code to periodically update specific types of data items in these GridView controls. You need to ensure that the JavaScript code can locate the HTML elements created for each row in these GridView controls, without needing to be changed if the controls are moved from one page to another. What should you do?

• A. Set the ClientIDRowSuffix attribute of each unique GridView control to a different value.
• B. Set the ClientIDMode attribute to Predictable in the web.config file.
• C. Replace the GridView control with a ListView control.
• D. Set the @ OutputCache directive's VaryByControl attribute to the ID of the GridView control.

You are developing an ASP.NET MVC 2 application. You create a login user control named login.ascx. You need to display Login.ascx in a view.
What should you do?

• A. Use an HTML server-side include.
• B. Use the HTML.Display method
• C. Use the HTML.Partial method.
• D. Use the @Import directive