• Description: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 - Application Development
• Passing Score: 0%
• Practice Test - Number of questions: 101 questions
• Simulation Test - Number of questions: 101 questions
• Simulation Test Duration: 120 minutes
• Has explanations: No

You are creating a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services application. You create a Windows SharePoint Services feature named MyFeature. You implement the feature within a Microsoft .NET namespace named MyFeature. You create a class named SiteMonitor that inherits from the SPWebEventReceiver class. The SiteMonitor class overrides two methods, named SiteDeleting and WebDeleting. Both methods cancel the deletion process. You need to prevent all users, including site administrators, from deleting the MySite Web site. Which method should you use?

Answer(s)

1. public void AddReceiver(SPWeb myWeb){myWeb.EventReceivers.Add (SPEventReceiverType.WebDeleting,"M yFeatur e" , "MyFeature.SiteMonitor");}
2. public void AddReceiver(SPWeb myWeb){foreach (SPUser user in myWeb.AllUsers) {user.IsSiteAdmin = false;}
3. public void AddReceiver(SPWeb myWeb){foreach (SPUser user in myWeb.SiteUsers) {user.IsSiteAdmin = false;}
4. public void AddReceiver(SPWeb myWeb){SPFeatureProperty receiverAssembly =(SPFeatureProperty)properties.Feature.Properties["ReceiverAssembly"];SPFeatureProperty receiverClass =(SPFeatureProperty)properties.Feature.Properties["ReceiverClass"];receiverAssembly.Value = "MyFeature";receiverClass.Value = "SiteMonitor";}

public void AddReceiver(SPWeb myWeb){myWeb.EventReceivers.Add (SPEventReceiverType.WebDeleting,"M yFeatur e" , "MyFeature.SiteMonitor");}