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

You are implementing an ASP.NET MVC 2 Web application that allows users to view and edit data.
You need to ensure that only logged-in users can access the Edit action of the controller.
What are two possible attributes that you can add to the Edit action to achieve this goal? (Each correct
answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

• A. [Authorize(Users = "")]
• B. [Authorize(Roles = "*")]
• C. [Authorize(Roles = "")]
• D. [Authorize(Users = "*")]

jQuery CheckBoxes In a web page with chechboxes you need to write e jquery that retruns the number checked checkboxes

• A. var n = $("input:selected").length;
• B. var n = $(":input, :selected").length;
• C. var n = $(":input, :checked").length;
• D. var n = $("input:checked").length;

You use the following declaration to add a Web user control named TestUserControl.ascx to an ASP.NET page named TestPage.aspx.
<uc:TestUserControl ID="testControl" runat="server"/>
You add the following code to the code-behind file of TestPage.aspx.
private void TestMethod()
{
...
}
You define the following delegate.
public delegate void MyEventHandler();
You need to add an event of type MyEventHandler named MyEvent to TestUserControl.ascx and attach the
page's TestMethod method to the event.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Add the following line of code to TestUserControl.ascx.cs.
  public MyEventHandler MyEvent;
• B. Replace the TestUserControl.ascx reference in TestPage.aspx with the following declaration.
  <uc:TestUserControl ID="testControl" runat="server" OnMyEvent="TestMethod"/>
• C. Replace the TestUserControl.ascx reference in TestPage.aspx with the following declaration.
  <uc:TestUserControl ID="testControl" runat="server" MyEvent="TestMethod"/>
• D. Add the following line of code to TestUserControl.ascx.cs.
  public event MyEventHandler MyEvent;