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(More customer reviews)This book is aimed towards the Visual Basic Developer who has a handle on the langauge itself and now would like to advance thier knowledge and see how to use VB in the large scales solutions approach. This book holds some great material showing you how to complete the end result using a step by step approach.
An online banking system is just one of the topics and through this process everything is broken down very nicely into manageable steps.
Technologies covered include UML, VB coding, the MS Solutions framework, MTS, ASP, XML and SQL Server. Each technology is explained through explanation and code illustration, clearly demonstrating how they tie together and may be distributed over a windows environment.
To get the most out of this book Either Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 to be Operating System, Visual Basic 6 and Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 (Desktop Version).
So if your looking to advance your skills and overcome some challenging tasks then this Book would do justice to your resume and future.
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Visual Basic is a versatile language - accessible to those seeking to enter the world of programming, yet powerful enough to support the coding of complex distributed applications. Beginning Visual Basic 6 Application Development is aimed at the programmer who is familiar enough with VB to want to make the transition from building small applications to coding business level software solutions. The book covers the conceptual and practical implications of application development by illustrating, step-by-step, how to design, implement, and deploy, a fully functional sophisticated application based on an online banking scenario. It deals with the wide variety of topics required to bring such a project to fruition, such as software architecture and project planning, business requirement analysis and software design methodologies, and database design and coding components for use in a transactional environment. Of course to support such work a number of technologies need to be employed and consequently the book includes coverage of UML, COM, MTS, ADO, and SQL. The power of the coding approach is fully demonstrated in the final chapters of the book when the book shows how to Web-enable the application through use of ASP and facilitate inter-application communication through XML.
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