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Failed 70-553 / 70-526 AGAIN. The 3rd time!

I really hate failing exams.

BTW, 70-553 covers sections from 70-526, 70-528 and 70-536

More so when I think the examiner is wrong.

Several of the questions seem incomplete to me.

Worst (that I can remember) is this one though.

 

You can also use ApplicationDeployment to download large files and assemblies on demand. 
These files must be marked as "optional" within the deployment's application manifest,
so that they are not downloaded at installation. You can download the files at any point
during the application's duration by using the DownloadFileGroup or DownloadFileGroupAsync methods.
You can download assemblies before they are loaded into memory by supplying an event handler for
the AssemblyResolve event on the AppDomain class.
For more information, see
Walkthrough: Downloading Assemblies On Demand with the ClickOnce Deployment API Using the Designer.

 

That's a direct quote from the MSDN documentation

The related question had options for ResourceResolve and AssemblyLoad events with the method called AssemblyResolve.

 

 

posted on Friday, July 28, 2006 3:40 PM by admin

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