What should you do?

You create a serviced component named Tracker that uses attributes to dynamically register itself for COM+ services. Tracker is in an assembly file named Fabrikam.dll. Tracker uses transactions and role-based security. The roles and the application identity for Tracker are configured on the development computer.

You are preparing to hand off Tracker to an administrator for deployment to production computers. You want all the COM+ configuration information for Tracker to be installed on the production computers.

What should you do?

You create a serviced component named Tracker that uses attributes to dynamically register itself for COM+ services. Tracker is in an assembly file named Fabrikam.dll. Tracker uses transactions and role-based security. The roles and the application identity for Tracker are configured on the development computer.

You are preparing to hand off Tracker to an administrator for deployment to production computers. You want all the COM+ configuration information for Tracker to be installed on the production computers.

What should you do?

A.
Use the Component Services tool to export Tracker to an .msi file.
Provide to the administrator the .msi file with instructions to run the installer.

B.
Provide to the administrator the Fabrikam.dll file.
Instruct the administrator to copy Fabrikam.dll to all production computers and to install it in the global assembly cache.

C.
Provide to the administrator the Fabrikam.dll file.
Instruct the administrator to use the .NET Services Installation tool (Regsvcs.exe) to install Tracker.

D.
Add a new merge module to your solution.
Add Fabrikam.dll to the merge module.
Provide to the administrator the .msm file with installation instructions.



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