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Advanced Visual Basic Programming
Duration: 8 days (24 Hours)
Prerequisites: Visual Basic programming experience.
DAY 1:
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Windows API Programming
The Win32 API
Win32's C Data Structures
API Text Viewer
Declare Statements
Calling Win32 Functions
- COM Components and Clients
Understanding COM and ActiveX
Creating a COM Component
Registering a COM Component
Using the OLE/COM Object Viewer Tool
Creating a COM Client
Interacting with a COM Server using Late Binding and Early Binding
Differences between .DLL and .EXE Components
DAY 2:
- Object-Oriented Programming
Classes and Objects
Private vs. Public Members
Classes and Data Members
Methods and Properties
Instances using New and Create
Events and Interfaces
Type Hierarchies
Polymorphism
DAY 3:
- Multithreaded COM Servers
Threading and Limitations in Visual basic
Thread Per Object and Thread Pool Options
Single Use and Multi Use Options in Instances
- MTS-Compatible COM Components
MTS in Three-Tier DNA Systems
Building MTS Components
Installing a Component under MTS
Proxy/Stub .DLLs
Building MTS Clients
Deploying MTS Applications
DAY 4:
- ActiveX Controls
The ActiveX Control Standards
Building an ActiveX Control
Designing the GUI Interface
Implementing Methods and Properties
Interacting with Extended and Ambient Properties
Implementing Property Pages
Testing the ActiveX Control
Deploying Controls
- Developing Database Desktop Clients
RDO and ADO Implementation
Registering a Data Source Name (DSN) using the ODBC Administrator
Connecting to a Database
Executing Queries
Interacting through Records
Working with Transactions
Controlling Record Locking
DAY 5:
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Stored Procedure Programming
The Concepts of Stored Procedure
Calling Stored Procedures
Sending Parameters
Retrieving Resultset and Return Values
Using the Stored Procedure Editor
DAY 6:
- Data Reporting
Reporting Concepts Using Crystal Report
Crystal Report Designing
Crystal Report Properties
Binding a Report to a Query
Displaying a Report
DAY 7:
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Visual Data Manager
Visual Data Manager
Creating Databases
Creating and Modifying Tables
Defining Relationships
Creating Schema Diagrams
DAY 8:
- IIS Applications
Introducting IIS, ASP and HTML
Understanding IIS Objects
Creating a WebClass
Defining the HTML Template
Creating a WebItem
Associating an Event with an HTML Action
Deploying IIS Applications
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