Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft® Visual Basic® 6.0- Part 1 CBT Training CD

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Review: Course Overview
This is the first course in a five part series that will provide programmers with the basic skills to build three-tier client/server solutions.

Learn To

Identify the features of the client/server architectures, Microsoft Enterprise Development Strategy, phases of the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) process model and the services of the MSF Application model, and the Visual Studio 6 Enterprise Edition development tools.
Identify the attributes of an interface and conditions of using the interfaces and the functions of the different types of interfaces.
Create, implement and access an interface.
Identify the type of binding to be implemented and handle errors in an interface.
Identify the advantages of COM components.
Create a project to test a DLL and pass an error back to a client application.

Audience
This course is designed for programmers using Visual Basic 6.0 and are currently building desktop applications and accessing corporate databases. Participants should have completed Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Courses 72590 - 72594).

Deployment Options
e-Learning

Accreditation
NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits
CEU credits: 0.70 CEUs

Language Options
Chinese, US English

Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours

Objectives
Unit 1: Microsoft Enterprise Development Strategy 2 - 3 hours

Identify the features of client/server architecture.
Identify the functionality that can be incorporated in a Web application to make it a three-tier client/server application.
Identify the aspects of enterprise development.
Identify the features of Microsoft Enterprise Development Strategy.
Identify purposes of Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF).
Identify the milestone for each phase in the MSF development process.
Identify the benefits of the MSF Application Model.
Identify the purposes of the different services of the MSF Application Model.
Identify the components and services of a logical design for a given scenario.
Identify the application parameters based on which the impact of a logical design needs to be assessed.
Identify the Visual Studio 6 Enterprise Edition tool for a given enterprise development scenario.
Identify the Visual Studio 6 Enterprise Edition development tool for building an enterprise application according to a given set of technical needs.
Install Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise Edition.

Unit 2: Interfaces 2 - 3 hours

Identify the functionality provided by the various attributes of an interface.
Identify the conditions to be met by the client and the server when using interfaces.
Identify the IUnknown function that is called in a given situation.
Identify the IDispatch function that is called in a given situation.
Identify the contents of a dual interface.
Create an interface.
Implement an interface in a class.
Implement polymorphism for clients.
Implement multiple interfaces in a class.
Access an interface from a client.
Identify the type of binding that should be implemented in a given situation.
Add the code used to trap errors that are generated when an interface is accessed from a class.

Unit 3: Component Object Model 2 hours

Identify how COM components provide certain advantages.
Identify the specifications of COM.
Select the type of COM component for a given set of requirements.
Set project properties for a given situation.
Set version compatibility for a project.
Set the Instancing property for a COM component in a given situation.
Add code to the built-in events in a class module.
Create a method for a class.
Create a project to test a DLL.
Create an instance of a class.
Pass an error back to a client application by using the Raise method.
Call an existing component from a project.
Identify the methods used for registering a COM DLL.
Identify the registry keys that are generated when a COM DLL is compiled.
Sequence the steps followed by VB to activate a COM object.