Friday, June 20, 2014

SharePoint FAQs - Part1 - Append your answers here

1)      What is SharePoint?
2)      What is List?
3)      What is Content type?
4)      What is ListItem?
5)      Difference between listitem and content type
6)      Difference between list and library
7)      Pros and Cons of storing data in table vs list
8)      Item.update() vs item.SystemUpdate()
9)      SPSecurity.RunWithElewatedPriveleges(); code block runs with user account
10)   When do you dispose objects for SPSite? Or new SPSite() vs SPContext.Current.Site
11)   What are the different types of Event receivers?
12)   What are features and their scopes?
13)   What are master pages, page layouts?
14)   Difference between Site pages and Application pages
15)   What is Event bubbling?
16)   How to redirect to error page from Event receiver?
17)   Differences in execution of Synchronous and Asynchronous events
18)   How to cancel and event in event receiver?
19)   In which process does timer jobs execute?
20)   How to enable debugging in web.config? How to debug farm solutions?
21)   What is worker process? How to know worker process corresponding to SharePoint Web application?
22)   What are service applications?
23)   What are Custom actions in SharePoint?
24)   What are Sandboxed solutions and how to debug them?
25)   What are full trust proxies or Hybrid solutions and how to debug them?
26)   Differences between farm solutions and sandboxed solutions?
27)   What is Claims authentication?
28)   What is Forms Based Authentication? What is the difference between MOSS 2007 and SP 2010 in configuring FBA?
29)   What is the difference between classic mode and claims mode authentication?
30)   Difference between NTLM and Kerberos authentication?
31)   Can we send email in Sandboxed solutions? Limitations of Sandboxed solutions.
32)   What is client object model and its types?
33)   Difference between Load and LoadQuery in Client object model?
34)   Explain the Information Architecture?

35)   How do you deploy the SharePoint solutions?

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