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<%
Set Application("Thing") =
Server.CreateObject("THINGDOER.thingy")
%>
The above code appears in the global.asa file. What would it accomplish?
A. It would create a "Thing" object and place it in Contents Collection of the Application object.
B. It would create a "Thing" object and place it in StaticObjects Collection of the Application object.
C. It would create a "Thing" object and place it in the Application.Buffer Collection Of the Application object.
D. It would create an application-level variable named "Thing" with the value of the object property "THINGDOER.thingy".
E. It would fail to create a "Thing" object because the code requires the Application.Lock and Application.Unlock methods.



  
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June 03, 2005 00:51:03   #1  
Ramesha        

RE: <% Set Application("Thing") = Server.CreateObject("THINGDOER.thingy") %> The above code appear...
Answer is A
 
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October 06, 2005 07:03:46   #2  
Sharath.K.Andugula        

RE: <% Set Application("Thing") = Server.Cr...

Answer is a,

coz , creating the Instance of object & palcing in the contents collections


 
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