VB6 Web Programming

Jerry Ablan, Tom Barnaby, Pierre Boutquin, Matt Brown, Charles Crawford Caison Jr - Collection Professional

450 pages, parution le 10/09/1999

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Résumé

With Version 6, VB has added the ability to develop internet applications on Internet Information Server (IIS), the free web server that comes with NT Server.
Previously web functionality was static and limited but using IIS, ASP and ADO sophisticated, dynamic, data-driven web applications can be created. The web is the fastest growing programming area, now a powerful new platform for VB6 programmers to program web-based applications exists.

This book looks at the special demands of web programming, as well as its flexibility, and will introduce you to DNA – Microsoft's web development structure. Programming the browser through a variety of techniques – DHTML, scripting and VB components is discussed. Then how you can use VB to incorporate and customize browsers in your traditional VB applications is covered using MTS and MSMQ. From here, combining ASP and VB to produce dynamic web pages and sophisticated business logic processing for your website is discussed . Once the data has been collected, retrieving data through SQL Server and ADO is covered. Finally data transfer across the web with XML and the new web programming mechanism, Web Classes are introduced.
Table of contents

Introduction
Chapter 1: Web Fundamentals
Chapter 2: Windows DNA - a framework for building applications
Chapter 3: An Overview of Building
Windows DNA Applications with Visual Basic
Chapter 4: Client-Side Programming with Visual Basic
Chapter 5: Building Client-Side ActiveX Controls
Chapter 6: Dynamic HTML Applications
Chapter 7: Integrating Web Browsing Using the WebBrowser Objects
Chapter 8: Getting Started By Understanding ASP
Chapter 9: Building Server Components in Visual Basic
Chapter 10: Advanced Visual Basic Server Components
Chapter 11: Interfacing With Server Services in Visual Basic
Chapter 12: Introducing Webclasses and IIS Applications
Chapter 13: The Fundamentals of IIS Applications
Chapter 14: Advanced Webclass Techniques
Chapter 15: Meet RDS
Chapter 16: A Guide to XML
Case Study 1 : Message Board Part 1
Case Study 1 : Message Board Part 2
Case Study 2 : Web Based Document Management
Case Study 3: DHTML Applications
Case Study 4 : CGI Integration

L'auteur - Tom Barnaby

Tom Barnaby - Tom Barnaby is an instructor and software architect at Intertech-Inc., a company dedicated to teaching top programmers how to develop enterprise-level software. As an instructor, he is in constant contact with developers from around the world and knows the problems they must solve and the questions they have. As a software architect, he advises companies on the design and implementation of their IT systems. Before becoming a teacher, Tom developed a variety of applications ranging from a proprietary 4GL/Database system on UNIX to a fully distributed ERP application on Windows.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Wrox Press
Auteur(s)	Jerry Ablan, Tom Barnaby, Pierre Boutquin, Matt Brown, Charles Crawford Caison Jr
Collection	Professional
Parution	10/09/1999
Nb. de pages	450
Format	23,5 x 18,4
EAN13	9781861002228