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The serious guide to VB6 multi-tier and Web development With Microsofts Visual Basic( 6 release, VB has come of age as an enterprise component development platform. If youre an experienced VB programmer, this book is all you need to leverage VBs new capabilities in business-critical multi-tier and Web application development. Other books cover aspects of distributed development with VB, but none are this comprehensive. Leading consultant Jim Maloney covers the waterfront: VB objects, COM, DCOM, networking, MTS, deployment, troubleshooting, and beyond. Understand multi-tier application architectures from the VB programmers point of view; then master all these key skills: * Developing advanced Win32( applications using COM objects * ActiveX Data Objects, class objects, ActiveX Controls, and COM internals * Leveraging AutomationQand adding Automation interfaces to your own applications * Making the most of Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) * Embedding Internet transfer and Web browser capabilities in your applications * Using ActiveX documents for intranet development * Distributed application debugging and maintenance techniques that really work Maloney presents authoritative compar

Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

• Preface(p. xiii)
• The Evolution of Visual Basic(p. xiv)
• About This Book(p. xiv)
• Acknowledgements(p. xvii)
• 1 Deploying a Multi-Tiered Client/Server Application(p. 1)
• Application Architectures(p. 2)
• Deploying the Sample N-Tier Applications(p. 18)
• 2 Using Objects in a Visual Basic Application(p. 33)
• About Objects(p. 34)
• Objects and Visual Basic(p. 38)
• Object Models(p. 42)
• Stateful Objects and Transactions(p. 61)
• 3 Implementing Win32 User Interface Clients(p. 69)
• Using the Mom-n-Pop Video Store Object Model(p. 70)
• Saving Application Settings in the Registry(p. 72)
• Displaying a Splash Screen(p. 77)
• Using Drag and Drop in an Application(p. 79)
• Clipboard Interoperability(p. 97)
• The ListView Control(p. 99)
• The TreeView Control(p. 102)
• The TabStrip Control(p. 105)
• Toolbars and Status Bars(p. 107)
• Status Bars(p. 127)
• About Input Validation in the Presentation Layer(p. 132)
• 4 Using the WinSock Control(p. 133)
• The TCP/IP Protocol(p. 134)
• Using the WinSock Control(p. 137)
• Creating a Server Application(p. 139)
• Creating a Client-Application(p. 144)
• Using the UDP Protocol(p. 146)
• TCP Servers that Handle Multiple Clients(p. 151)
• 5 Database Access with ADO(p. 159)
• ADO and OLE DB(p. 160)
• The ADO Object Model(p. 161)
• The ADO Connection Object(p. 162)
• ADO Command Objects(p. 183)
• Updating Records in a Recordset(p. 188)
• Mom-n-Pop Video Store Case Studies(p. 193)
• Using ADO Data Sources(p. 200)
• Data Environments(p. 217)
• Adding Reporting Capability(p. 231)
• 6 Introducing Class Modules(p. 251)
• About Class Modules(p. 252)
• Using Class Modules(p. 256)
• 7 Implementing an Object Model with ActiveX Components(p. 287)
• About ActiveX Components(p. 288)
• Setting up an ActiveX Component Project(p. 290)
• About Inheritance and Polymorphism(p. 302)
• An ActiveX Component Object Model(p. 306)
• Collections Revisited(p. 322)
• Releasing an ActiveX Component(p. 337)
• 8 COM, DCOM, and ActiveX(p. 347)
• What is COM?(p. 348)
• Threads and Processes(p. 364)
• 9 Creating ActiveX Controls with Visual Basic(p. 379)
• What is an ActiveX Control?(p. 380)
• Creating an ActiveX Control(p. 384)
• The ActiveX Control Interface Wizard(p. 410)
• ActiveX Control Finishing Touches(p. 422)
• 10 Automation Fundamentals(p. 431)
• About Automation(p. 432)
• Creating an Automation Server in Visual Basic(p. 442)
• 11 DCOM Step-by-Step(p. 455)
• About DCOM(p. 456)
• A DCOM Walkthrough(p. 459)
• Troubleshooting DCOM Problems(p. 481)
• 12 Introducing Microsoft Transaction Server(p. 485)
• About MTS(p. 486)
• The MTS API(p. 496)
• Stateful and Stateless MTS Objects(p. 506)
• The MTS Shared Property Manager(p. 517)
• Deploying MTS Servers(p. 522)
• Security and MTS(p. 523)
• 13 Implementing the Data Services Layer with MTS(p. 539)
• Requirements for MTS Components(p. 540)
• Mom-n-Pop MTS Components(p. 543)
• 14 Maintenance of N-Tier Client/Server Applications(p. 569)
• Modifying a COM Server(p. 570)
• Levels of Version Compatibility(p. 572)
• Version Compatibility Options(p. 572)
• Debugging ActiveX Components(p. 581)
• Troubleshooting Walkthrough(p. 582)
• Introducing Microsoft Visual Studio Analyzer(p. 594)
• 15 Creating an Internet Interface with Active Server Pages(p. 605)
• About Active Server Pages(p. 606)
• Creating Active Server Pages(p. 615)
• 16 Internet IIS Applications(p. 623)
• About Internet IIS Applications(p. 624)
• Creating an IIS Application(p. 626)
• Saving State in IIS Applications(p. 644)
• Testing, Debugging and Building an IIS Application(p. 648)
• 17 ActiveX Documents(p. 651)
• About ActiveX Documents(p. 652)
• Creating an ActiveX Document Application(p. 654)
• The ActiveX Document Migration Wizard(p. 663)
• Distributing an ActiveX Document Application(p. 670)
• 18 The Internet Transfer and Web Browser Controls(p. 675)
• The Microsoft Internet Transfer Control(p. 676)
• The Web Browser Control(p. 680)
• Index(p. 685)

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Jim Maloney is President of Jim Maloney & Company, Inc., in St. Petersburg, FL, a company specializing in Microsoft Developer Training, Courseware Development/Licensing, and Software Development in Microsoft Visual C++/MFC/ATL, Microsoft Visual Basic, and Microsoft Visual J++/Java.