Programming Microsoft Visual Basic .Net for Microsoft Access Databases

Rick Dobson

654 pages, parution le 08/01/2003

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Résumé

The professional programmer's guide to creating database applications and Web services with Microsoft Access 2002 and Microsoft Visual Basic .NET

The Microsoft .NET Framework is a new world for developers who work with Microsoft Access and Visual Basic for Applications. This book provides complete, practical details on how to build or rewrite Access-based client applications with Visual Basic .NET. The author sets the stage with details about how .NET pertains to Access developers, explores programming with Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft ADO.NET, and puts it all together with details about how to develop Web applications and services with these tools. The author also provides illustrative examples and extensive sample code-available in a live demonstration on the Web so that developers can see the sample code in action and learn how to apply it to working applications.

Contents

1 Introduction to the .NET Framework

What Is the .NET Framework?
Why Should Access Developers Learn Visual Basic .NET?
Elements of the .NET Framework
Selected .NET Programming Innovations
Visual Basic .NET Data Processing Capabilities

2 Using Visual Basic .NET with Visual Studio .NET

Getting Started with Visual Studio .NET
Overview of Project Types and Project Folders
Selected New and Different Visual Basic .NET Topics
Jump Start: A DataGrid Sample for the Northwind Shippers Table

3 Visual Basic .NET Fundamentals

Visual Basic .NET, Access, and System Data Types
Sub and Function Procedures
Branching and Looping
Arrays
Classes

4 Selected Visual Basic .NET Advanced Topics

File Processing Techniques
Event Handlers and Custom Events
Class Inheritance
Structured Exception Handling

5 Fundamentals of Programming Windows Forms and Controls

Programming Code-Behind Forms
Working with Multiple Forms
Programming Controls with the Northwind Database

6 Programming Windows Forms: Building on Fundamentals

Navigation and Data Source Assignment Issues
Using the Data Form Wizard
Managing DataGrid Properties

7 ADO.NET: Concepts and Architecture

ADO.NET Platform and Design Issues
ADO.NET Architecture
DataSet Object Model and Designer

8 ADO.NET Coding Techniques

Programming Database Connections
Programming Dynamic Data Access
Programming Dynamic Data Manipulation
Programming DataAdapter and DataSet Objects

9 ADO.NET: Datasets and Data Manipulation on Windows Forms

Creating and Using Datasets
Processing Parent-Child Relationships
Browsing and Manipulating Data with a Form

10 Programming ASP.NET Pages

Introduction to ASP.NET
Selected ASP.NET Programming Topics
Programming Web Forms

11 Implementing ADO.NET on ASP.NET Pages

Overview of Data Processing with ASP.NET
Creating Solutions with the Data Form Wizard
Using Graphically Created ADO.NET Objects
Using Programmatically Created ADO.NET Objects
Insert, Update, or Delete from a Web Page

12 Programming XML Web Services

Underlying Technologies
Using a Web Service
Case Study for a Computational Web Service
Deploying a Web Service
A Web Service for the Northwind Database

13 Securing .NET Applications with Access Databases

Overview of .NET Security
Access User-Level Security and ADO.NET
ASP.NET Application Forms Authentication

APPENDIX: XML for Visual Studio .NET Access Developers

XML Document Design
XML Schema Design
Saving, Showing, and Reading XML
Relations Between Tables in an XML Document

L'auteur - Rick Dobson

Rick Dobson is the author of the Microsoft Press® titles Programming Microsoft Access Version 2002 and Programming Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET. He is the founder and chief technologist of CAB. He has more than a dozen years' experience delivering professional computer services and is an accomplished author, speaker, and developer. His work regularly appears in many publications, including Byte, Microsoft Office & Visual Basic for Applications Developer, DBMS, Visual Basic Developer, Microsoft Web Developer, Visual Developer, and Smart Computing. He has led training classes in the United States and abroad, teaching developers from companies including Proctor & Gamble, Bell Laboratories, and Cincinnati Gas & Electrics. CAB's offices are in Louisville, Kentucky.
Since 1999, Rick's company has sponsored its own national tour. Over the years the content of the tours has changed to reflect Rick's books as well as the most recent software releases from Microsoft. His 2002 tour was titled "The Access/SQL Server/VB.NET Development Seminar." The seminar attracts independent as well as corporate organizations such as Bank of America, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, State Farm Insurance, Prudential, EDS, the U.S. Navy, and Panasonic. These annual seminars provide Access developers, SQL Server developers, and database administrators the information they require to deliver better solutions to their clients as well as helping Visual Basic developers put Visual Basic .NET to use for database applications. For specific locations and registration for the next seminar tour, visit http://www.programmingaccess.com.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Microsoft Press
Auteur(s)	Rick Dobson
Parution	08/01/2003
Nb. de pages	654
Format	18,8 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1250g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780735618190
ISBN13	978-0-7356-1819-0