Professional Visual Interdev 6.0 Programming

Ian Blackburn

754 pages, parution le 15/09/1999

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Résumé

Visual Interdev is a complete programming environment for the Internet - think of it as a Visual C++ package, but for web technologies such as HTML, VBScript & Jscript and ASP. It is a compliment to Microsoft's other Visual programming tools. Visual Interdev 6.0 includes a huge range of features, including :

Mechanisms for intergrating with Databases
A range of tools for site development and administration
Mechanisms for allowing easy code re-use
A solid Scripting Object Model for HTML & scripting
Design Time Controls (DTCs), which automate design tasks such as setting up tables on a web page linked to a DB

Most importantly, it is designed to enable the complete set-up and testing of a web development
project in a fairly trouble free way. VI 6.0 also streamlines maintenance & admin and allows most
tasks to be carried out remotely, i.e., from the developer's physical machine, rather than the web
server machine itself.

Table of contents

Chapter 1: Overview
Chapter 2: The Visual InterDev Integrated Development Environment
Chapter 3: Scripting in Visual InterDev
Chapter 4: Debugging Script
Chapter 5: Client Side Development & Site Consistency
Chapter 6: Integrating Databases
Chapter 7: Data Aware DTCs and Scripting Objects
Chapter 8: Creating Design Time Controls
Chapter 9: Developing and Using COM Components
Chapter 10: Windows Script Components
Chapter 11: Case Study: BookNet: A Simple E-Commerce Solution
Chapter 12: Case Study: Connecticut Technology Council: A Search Engine Using COM Components
Chapter 13: Introduction to XML
Chapter 14: XSL
Chapter 15: IE 5 Features with Visual Studio Service Pack 3
Chapter 16: Case Study: Personal Contact Manager: Using XML to Store and Manipulate Data
Appendix A: Installation and Configuration Issues
Appendix B: Setting up Visual Source Safe 6
Appendix C: The Object Browser
Appendix D: The Visual Component Manager (The Microsoft Repository)
Appendix E: Integrating with FrontPage 2000
Appendix F: FrontPage Server Extensions
Appendix G: VBScript Reference
Appendix H: JScript Reference
Appendix I: ASP Object Model
Appendix J: The Scripting Object Model (SOM)
Appendix K: ADO Object Model
Appendix L: Intrinsic Stylesheets
Appendix M: XML Reference
Appendix N: Support and Errata