You have a Web Part named WebPart1. WebPart1 runs on a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 server. You need to ensure that WebPart1 can run as a sandboxed solution in SharePoint Server 2010…

The correct answer is A. Create a new Web Part by using the code from WebPart1. MNEMONIC RULE: "new Web Part" Since sandboxed solutions have been introduced only with SharePoint 2010, your only option is to use theMOSS 2007 Web Part source code and create a new sandboxed Web Part.

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You have a Web Part named WebPart1. WebPart1 runs on a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 server. You need to ensure that WebPart1 can run as a sandboxed solution in SharePoint Server 2010. What should you do?

Options

ACreate a new Web Part by using the code from WebPart1.
BCreate a new Visual Web Part by using the code from WebPart1.
CCreate an ASCX file for WebPart1, and then copy the file to the ISAPI folder.
DCreate an ASCX file for WebPart1, and then copy the file to the CONTROLSTEMPLATES

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Explanation

MNEMONIC RULE: "new Web Part" Since sandboxed solutions have been introduced only with SharePoint 2010, your only option is to use theMOSS 2007 Web Part source code and create a new sandboxed Web Part.

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