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Oct 7, 2010

CBT internal 3 questions


    *Part A *

    1. Write about .Net Assemblies?
    2. List out the differences between Object oriented programming (OOP)
    and Component Oriented programming (COP) ?


    1. What are connectors in component framework?
    2. How is DCOM different from COM.?
    3. What is Appdomains?


    * *

    *Part B *

    6. Describe the Black box component framework?

    7. Discuss the mechanism about COM object Reuse?

    8. Discuss briefly about the compound documents with OLE containers
    and

    servers?

    9. Write a note on dispatch interfaces?

    10.Discuss briefly about the various Component design and Implementation
    tools?

    11.Write briefly about .NET components?

    12.How will you create a .Net component for displaying daily greeting(Good

    Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Good day.. ) message to a remote system?


    *(8 Mark Quest- Compulsory)*
     
    12. How will you create a .Net component for displaying daily greeting(Good
          Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Good day.. ) message to a remote system?         
    Private Sub Command1_Click()

    Dim objAdd As New clsAddPublic.display
    MsgBox(objAdd.display())
    End Sub
    Namespace Tester
    Public Interface Tester
    Function GetTime() as Integer
    End Interface


    ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.None),_ProgId(“Tester.Numbers”)>                            Public class Tester Implements Tester
    Public Tester()
    Public Function GetTime() As integer Implements Tester.GetTime
    Dim Time As Integer
    Time = DateTime.Now
    If (Time<12)
    MessageBox(“GOOD MORNING”)
    Elseif (Time≥12)
    Msgbox(“GOOD AFTERNOON”)
    ElseIf(Time>18)
    Msgbox(“GOOD NIGHT”)
    End If
    End If
    End If
    End Function
    Bool CNickDlg::OnInitDialog()
    CDialog::OnInitDialog();
    CString strmessage;
    Tester::Time *com-ptr;
    CoInitialize(NULL);
    Tester::NumbersPtr p(Tester::Time);
    Com-ptr = t;
    Int t-Time = com_ptr -> GetTime();
    SetIcon(m-hicon, TRUE);
    SetIcon(m-hicon, False);
    End Namespace

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