Dfv1 Lesson 6

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<customErrors> element

Back 1

an element that gives you control over the maximum number of trace requests to store on the server

Front 2

DefaultRedirection attribute

Back 2

An attribute that includes a URL to show custom error pages

Front 3

HTTP status codes

Back 3

Standard error codes used with pages that are grouped into five classes

Front 4

requestLimit attribute

Back 4

An attribute that gives you control over the maximum number of trace requests to store on the server

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Trace.axd

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A component in Microsoft Visual Web Developer that opens a trace window for whatever page is open on the other browser window

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Trace.IsEnabled property

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A property that is used to get or set tracing in ASP.NET

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Trace="true" on @page directive

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An option that shows the status of tracing

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What is a rich error page?

A page with too much content

A page that has user interaction

A page with more than one error

A page with lots of error information

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A page with lots of error information

Front 9

If the <customErrors> element's mode is set to "On" and the defaultRedirect contains a URL, who will see what?

Everyone sees the generic error page

Everyone sees the custom error page

Everyone sees the rich error page

Only the local computers will see the rich error page

Back 9

Everyone will see the generic error page

Front 10

If the <customErrors> element's mode is set to "Off" and the defaultRedirect contains a URL, who will see what?


Everyone sees the generic error page

Everyone sees the custom error page

Everyone sees the rich error page

Only the local computers will see the rich error page

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Everyone sees the rich error page

Front 11

If the <customErrors> element's mode is set to "RemoteOnly" and the defaultRedirect contains a URL, who will see what?


Everyone sees the generic error page

Everyone sees the custom error page

Everyone sees the rich error page

Only the local computers will see the rich error page

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Only the local computers will see the rich error page

Front 12

How is page tracing turned on?

Set Trace.IsEnabled=true in the code-behind

Set Trace="true" in the Page directive

Set the Trace property of the form

All of the above

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All of the Above

Front 13

Where does one set the redirect for the error URL to a custom error page?

code-behind

Web.config

Asp directive

Properties window of the form

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Web.config

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What attribute should always be used along with the enabled attribute of the <trace> element

default
defaultRedirect
requestLimit
none

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requestLimit

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Why do we sometimes opt to turn off debugging when launching a program to debug a page?

Visual Web Developer often catches errors before ASP.NET

ASP.NET often catches errors before Visual Web Developer

Since Visual Web DFeveloper has no debugging capabilities, we have ASP.NET do the debugging

Since ASP.NET has no debugging capabilities, we have Visual Web Developer do the debugging

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Visual Web Developer often catches errors before ASP.NET

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What does setting the enabled attribute to true in the <tgrace> element do for the Web site?

Allows us to see page errors without changing the page

Turns on error tracing at the application level

Allows both local and remote users to see page errors

All of the above

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All of the above

Front 17

Where do we trap HTTP Status Codes for producing different error messages?

Code-behind
Web.config
Asp directives
HTTP controls

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Web.config

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The ___ attribute of the <customErrors> element, found in the Web.config file is set to the URL of a custom error pagef

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defaultRedirect

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The ___ attribute of the <customErrors> element, found in the Web.config file is used to determine who sees the error pages.

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mode

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The ___ element, found in the Web.config file has a debug attribute that sets debugging to true or false

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<compilation>

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To take advantage of the many debugging tools that Visual Web Developer has to offer, the debug attribute must be set to ___

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true

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Logical errors will often produce erroneous results and are only caught by ___ an application

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tracing

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The ___ property of the page.trace object is set to true to enable page tracing

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IsEnabled

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Only users of the ___ are privy to trace information

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local machine

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The ___ attribute of the <trace> element, found in the Web.config file controls the maximum number of requests for information on the server

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requestLimit

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___ is the name of the Web page that is automatically generated when the enabled attribute of the <trace> element is set to true

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trace.axd

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There are ___ classes of HTTP Status Codes identified by their first digit

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Five