Microsoft CRM 4.0 Extending Microsoft Dynamics Set 2

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task to create an www.CertifyMe.com ASP .Net extension for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. This extension will update data within the CRM platform, and it is important that the updates are made using the user context of the user who accesses the extension. The extension is to be deployed within the CRM Web site on a CRM server that is configured to use IFD (Forms) authentication. You do not want to prompt the user for his or her credentials. What should you do to ensure that the CrmService proxy is accessed using the correct user information?

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task to customize the Microsoft Dynamics CRM account form by placing an IFrame on the form which will display the Web site of the account if the websiteurl field is set, otherwise it will display a blank page. What is the easiest way to achieve this in a supported manner?

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task. You have to enable Microsoft Dynamics CRM users to disqualify several leads directly from the Lead grid within Microsoft Dynamics CRM. It is important that any solution is implemented in a supported way. You have a custom .aspx page that closes a lead when the lead's GUID is passed to the page, and updates related data in an external application. This page is named Disqualify.aspx. You have created a Button element in ISV.Config that the user clicks to close the selected leads in the griD. What else actions should you perform?

You're an administrator of your company network. An ASP .Net extension has been created by a developer to access data in a separate application from Microsoft Dynamics CRM. You're asked to deploy this extension within the CRM Web site. But when it is deployed, it doesn't work normally. But when deployed in a separate ASP.NET 2.0 Web site, it does work correctly. You find that the ASP.NET extension does not contain a weB. config file. In order to make it work correctly within the CRM Web site, you have to add one weB. config element to the extension. So which weB. config elements may need to be added to? (choose more than one)

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task to create an ASP .Net extension for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. This extension will access data within the CRM platform. Also, it is important that the extension can only access the data that the user who accesses the extension is permitted to see. The extension must be reusable on many CRM deployments, which may use either IFD (Forms) or Active Directory authentication, and is to be deployed within the CRM Web site. You do not want to prompt the user for his or her credentials. The weB. config file for the extension contains the element How does your code need to access the CRM data ?

Which of the following can you do by editing the Microsoft Dynamics CRM SiteMap? (choose more than one)

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task. You have to create an ASP .Net extension for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. This extension will be deployed on a multi-tenanted Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployment which has several organizations. The extension will be deployed within the CRM Web site, and will be accessed from an ISV.Config button which will be created within the customizations for all organizations. what is the simplest way to identify the appropriate organization within the extension?

Which of the following extensions to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Client for Outlook are using through Microsoft Dynamics CRM Customizations? (choose more than one)

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you've been assigned a task. You have to write some code to validate data within the OnSave event of the opportunity form. This validation code depends on data stored in the estimatedrevenue attribute of the account that is the Potential Customer of the opportunity. The Potential Customer is stored in the customerid attribute, and you have already checked that it does contain a valid account. You have to ensure that the solution is implemented in a supported way. How can you access the data in the estimatedrevenue attribute ?

A custome .NET application that uses the CrmService Web service to create leads and new custom entity records within Microsoft Dynamics CRM has been written by you. The application all runs normally when testing the code using an account with the System Administrator security role. However, when using a different user account the leads are created, but the code for creating the custom entity records fails. An error indicates the user does not hold the necessary privileges. You check the user account used, add it to a security role which has the CREATE access right for the custom entity, then test the code again, but get the same error. So what is the most likely reason for this problem?