ActiveX Data Objects, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 4: Migrating from ADO to ADO.NET
Application Programming Interface, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
ASP, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications, Chapter 3: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
ASP.NET, Chapter 3: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
ATL, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
Index
COM, Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications, Chapter 3: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
Component Object Model, Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications, Chapter 3: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
DCOM, Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications
Distributed COM, Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications
MFC, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
Microsoft Foundation Classes, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
VB, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 5: Migrating Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Visual Basic.NET
VB.NET, Chapter 5: Migrating Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Visual Basic.NET
VC++, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
Visual Basic, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 5: Migrating Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Visual Basic.NET
Visual Basic.NET, Chapter 5: Migrating Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Visual Basic.NET
Visual C++, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET, Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
Index
Windows, Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET
List of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET
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Figure 1-1: The .NET Architecture
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Figure 1-2: Compilation and Execution of a .NET Application
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Figure 1-3: An ASP.NET Application
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Figure 1-4: Architecture of ADO.NET
Chapter 2: Migrating Unmanaged Applications
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Figure 2-1: Horizontal Migration
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Figure 2-2: Horizontal Migration of the Presentation Tier
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Figure 2-3: Vertical Migration
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Figure 2-4: Vertical Migration Through all Tiers
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Figure 2-5: Run-Time Callable Wrappers
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Figure 2-6: Flow Diagram for Calling Unmanaged APIs
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Figure 2-7: COM Callable Wrapper Functionality
Chapter 3: Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
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Figure 3-1: The Convert Option
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Figure 3-2: The Convert Dialog Box
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Figure 3-3: The ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant Wizard Page
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Figure 3-4: The Choose a Directory of ASP Files Page
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Figure 3-5: The New Project Information Page
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Figure 3-6: The Specify a Location for Your New Project Page
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Figure 3-7: The Ready To Upgrade Page
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Figure 3-8: The System Upgrade Page
Chapter 4: Migrating from ADO to ADO.NET
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Figure 4-1: The Choose Report Option Window
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Figure 4-2: The Sales by Year Window
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Figure 4-3: The Sales by Customer Window
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Figure 4-4: The Sales by Product Window
Chapter 5: Migrating Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Visual Basic.NET
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Figure 5-1: The Real-Time Background Compiler in VB.NET
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Figure 5-2: The Original Window with Anchored Controls
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Figure 5-3: The Resized Window with Anchored Controls
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Figure 5-4: The Original Window with Docked Controls
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Figure 5-5: The Resized Window with Docked Controls
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Figure 5-6: In-Place Menu Editing
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Figure 5-7: The Tab-Order Editor
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Figure 5-8: The Base Form
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Figure 5-9: The Desired Form
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Figure 5-10: The Inherited Form
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Figure 5-11: The Login Window
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Figure 5-12: The Application Manager Window
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Figure 5-13: The Place Order Window
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Figure 5-14: The View Order Status Window
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Figure 5-15: The Update Order Status Window
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Figure 5-16: The Welcome Screen of the Upgrade Wizard
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Figure 5-17: The Choose a Visual Basic 6.0 Project Window of the Upgrade Wizard
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Figure 5-18: The Choose a Project Type Window of the Upgrade Wizard
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Figure 5-19: The Specify a Location for Your New Project Window of the Upgrade Wizard
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Figure 5-20: The Ready to Upgrade Window of the Upgrade Wizard
Chapter 6: Migrating From Visual C++ to Visual C++.NET
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Figure 6-1: User Interface of the Application
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Figure 6-2: The AddressBook Window