LOL

Saturday, April 06, 2013 8:19 PM UT

you need to display the "miles" unit description after the distance in the getlog view.

Some places says that the answer is:
@log.Distance miles
@log.Distance.ToString() @Html.TextArea("miles")

and others say:
@log.Distance miles
@Html.DisplayFor(model=>log.Distance) miles

Does anybody knows the right answer?

Babu

Sunday, March 17, 2013 3:34 PM UT

valid dump pass 925/1000. All questions are from this dumps. Thanks...

SausageSurprise

Friday, March 15, 2013 1:37 PM UT

There are some discrepancies between the newest "Anonymous" dump and the
earlier dumps from Azad/Kaz.

Can anyone shed any light on which are the correct answers??

You need to modify the application to meet the productId requirement.

Azad/Kaz says the correct answer is:
Modify the RegisterGlobalFilters method of the Global.asax.es file as follows.
Contract.Requires<ArgumentException>(productId > 0);

Anonymous says the correct answer is:
Modify the GetDealPrice method of ProductController as follows.
Contract.Requires<ArgumentException>(productId > 0);

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You are designing a distributed application. The application must store a small amount of insecure global information that does not change frequently. You need to configure the application to meet the requirements. Which server-side state management option should you use?

Azad/Kaz says the correct answer is:
Application state & Session state

Anonymous says the correct answer is:
Application State & Database Support

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You are creating a new authentication system that uses an HTTP header value. The existing authentication system must continue to operate normally. You need to implement the custom authentication. What should you do?

Azad/Kaz says the correct answer is:
Create an HttpHandler to check for a valid HTTP header value in the ProcessRequest method.
Create a class derived from AuthorizeAttribute and check for a valid HTTP header value in the AuthorizeCore method. Change usages of the existing AuthorizeAttribute to use the new class.

Anonymous says the correct answer is:
Create an HttpModule and check for a valid HTTP header value in the AuthenticateRequest event.
Create a class derived from AuthorizeAttribute and check for a valid HTTP header value in the AuthorizeCore method. Change usages of the existing AuthorizeAttribute to use the new class.

TNT

Wednesday, March 13, 2013 10:35 PM UT

Passed today 962/1000. Still valid. All questions from this dump.

andres

Tuesday, March 12, 2013 2:28 PM UT

Valid dump pass 943/1000

Microsoft.ExamCollection.70-486.v2013-03-09.by.Anonymous.72q.vce

LOL

Babu

SausageSurprise

TNT

andres