You are creating a Web application by using the Virtual Earth 6.0 map control.
A Web page of the application loads a map of a predefined location by using the following code segment.
var map = null;
var defView1= new VEMapViewSpecification(new
VELatLong(40.689167,-74.04472), 16, 360, -45, 0);
function GetMap(){
map = new VEMap('myMap');
map.LoadMap(); map.SetMapView(defView1);
map.SetMapStyle('h')
map.SetMapMode(VEMapMode.Mode3D);
}
You need to display a zoomed out view of the main map in a separate control on the same
Web page.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. map2= map.ShowMiniMap(50, 300); defView1=map.GetMapView(); var
  zL=map.GetZoomLevel(); map2.LoadMap(); map2.SetMapView(defView1); zL=zL-6; map2.SetZoomLevel(zL);
• B. map2=new VEMap('myOverViewMap'); defView1=map.GetMapView(); var
  zL=map.GetZoomLevel(); map2.LoadMap(); map2.SetMapView(defView1); zL=zL-6; map2.SetZoomLevel(zL);
• C. map2=new VEMap('myOverViewMap'); defView1=map.GetMapView(); var
  zL=map.GetZoomLevel(); map.ShowControl('myOverViewMap');
  map2.SetMapView(defView1); zL=zL-6; map2.SetZoomLevel(zL);
• D. map.ShowMiniMap(50, 300);

Your Microsoft MapPoint Web Service (MWS) User Id is 124566, and your MWS password is P@ssw0rd. You need to use MWS to create an application. Which code segment should you use?

• A. Dim appCredential As New System.Net.NetworkCredential("124566", "P@ssw0rd")
• B. Dim appCredential As New System.EnterpriseServices.SecurityIdentity("124566",
  "P@ssw0rd")
• C. Dim appCredential = New System.Security.Principal.NTAccount("124566", "P@ssw0rd")
• D. Dim appCredential As New System.Security.Principal.GenericIdentity("124566",
  "P@ssw0rd")

You are creating a Web application by using the Virtual Earth 6.0 map control in the
Microsoft Visual Studio environment. A Web page in the application is programmed by using the client-side JavaScript code. You insert break points at appropriate locations within the code. When you debug the application, you find that you are able to step into the server-side code. However, you are unable to step into the client-side JavaScript code.
You need to debug the client-side JavaScript code. What should you do?

• A. In Visual Studio, select the Attach to Process option from the Debug menu. Then attach the debugger to the Microsoft Internet Explorer process.
• B. In Microsoft Internet Explorer, clear the Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer) option in the Internet Options dialog box.
• C. In Microsoft Internet Explorer, select the Enable Display a notification about every script error option in the Internet Options dialog box.
• D. In the client-side JavaScript code, insert the Debugger command before each break point.

You are updating a Virtual Earth 6.0 store locator. A database table named Stores contains the City and State fields. A Microsoft SQL Server 2005 function named CalculateDistance measures the distance between two points.
The store locator contains a stored procedure named LookupStores that retrieves the names of stores located in a given city and state. The city and state are passed in as parameters to the stored procedure.
You need to extend the store locator to support a proximity search within a given radius.
Which two tasks should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

• A. Add Latitude and Longitude fields to the Stores table.
• B. Add a Distance field to the Stores table.
• C. Create a new stored procedure that uses CalculateDistance along with the result set from the LookupStores stored procedure.
• D. Add a Radius field to the Stores table.
• E. Extend the LookupStores stored procedure to use CalculateDistance.
• F. Create a new stored procedure that uses CalculateDistance along with the entire data set from the Stores table.