Sams Teach Yourself Visual C++.NET in 24 Hours
Sams Teach Yourself Visual C++.NET in 24 Hours
ISBN: 0672323230
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 237
Pages: 237
Authors: Richard J. Simon, Mark Schmidt
- Teach Yourself Visual C .NET in 24 Hours
- Teach Yourself Visual C .NET in 24 Hours
- Book Cover
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think
- Introduction
- Audience and Organization
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Get Started
- Part I: Getting Started with Visual C .NET
- Hour 1. Using Visual C .NET
- Getting Familiar with the New IDE
- Application Types with Visual C .NET
- Working with Solutions and Projects
- Compiling and Debugging
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 2. Special Features of Visual C .NET
- Using the New Language Keywords
- Creating User-Defined Attributes
- Pragmas, Compiler, and Linker Features
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 3. Writing a Simple C .NET Program
- Building an MFC Application
- Building a Managed .NET Framework Application
- Comparing the Differences
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Part II: Understanding .NET
- Hour 4. Understanding the Basics of .NET
- Understanding the .NET Framework Namespaces
- Commonly Used .NET Classes
- Deploying .NET Applications
- What Is the Common Language Runtime?
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 5. Understanding Managed Versus Unmanaged Code
- The Relationship Between Managed and Unmanaged Code
- Using Managed Code for Easy Memory Management
- Migrating Unmanaged Legacy Code
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 6. Integrating with Other .NET Languages
- Integrating .NET Component Assemblies
- Building the Project
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Part III: Implementing a User Interface
- Hour 7. Working with Windows Forms
- Creating a Simple Windows Form
- Creating the Windows Form
- Building an MDI Interface with Windows Forms
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 8. Working with Resources
- The .NET Managed Resource File
- Creating the .NET Resource File
- Integrating the Resource File
- Reading Resources at Runtime
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 9. Programming with Graphics
- Understanding GDI
- Building a Simple GDI Application
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 10. Printing with .NET
- Modifying the Toolbar and Menu
- Working with the PrintDocument Object
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Part IV: Server Development
- Hour 11. Creating Web Services
- Overview of Web Services and .NET
- Creating a Simple Web Service
- Using a Web Service Within an Application
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 12. Creating Web Services with ATL
- Creating an ATL Web Service Project
- Uncovering the ATL Web Service Implementation
- Building a Test Application
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 13. Working with .NET Error Handling and Diagnostics
- Understanding the .NET Error Handling Classes
- Understanding the Exception Class
- Overview of the Trace and Debug Classes
- Creating and Using Custom Exceptions
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 14. ATL Servers
- Why ATL Server?
- Creating an ATL Server Project
- ATL Server Sequence of Events
- The Server Response File
- Creating the NumberGuess Server Response File
- Implementing the Replacement Functions
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Part V: Language Features
- Hour 15. Attributes
- A Step in the Right Direction: Attributes Simplify ATL Development
- Attributes and the Build Process
- Attribute Programming with ATL
- Creating an Attributed ATL Object
- Where s the IDL File?
- Creating the MFC Client to Access Your ATL Object
- Examining the Injected Attribute Code
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 16. Collections and Arrays
- .NET Framework Collection Class Design
- The Collection Classes
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 17. Interfaces
- Interfaces Explained
- Implementing .NET Framework Interfaces
- Creating Your Own Interface
- Creating the Client Application
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 18. Events and Delegates
- The Unified Event Model
- Working with Delegates
- Creating and Handling Managed Events
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Part VI: Advanced Programming
- Hour 19. Threading and Synchronization
- Threading and Synchronization Explained
- Creating Threads
- Creating the ThreadSynch Project
- Thread Synchronization
- Creating Consumer and Producer Objects
- Events and Timers
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 20. Database Access
- Connected vs. Disconnected Clients
- Redesigning ADO for the .NET Framework
- Creating the Authors ADO.NET Application
- Connecting to the Data Source
- Displaying and Navigating Through the Data
- Inserting and Deleting Table Records
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 21. COM with .NET
- COM Interop Design
- Using COM Objects within .NET
- Using .NET Objects Within COM Projects
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 22. Mixing Managed and Unmanaged Code
- Unmanaged and Managed Code Together
- Unmanaged Code Can Introduce Memory Leaks
- Platform Invocation
- Using PInvoke to Call the MessageBox Function
- Using PInvoke for Custom Data Types
- Specifying Specific Data Types for Marshaling
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 23. Control Class Libraries
- Controls Within the .NET Framework
- Creating the Custom Control Project
- Using Custom Controls in a Managed C Application
- Strong-Named Assemblies and the Global Assembly Cache
- Using Custom Controls with C .NET
- Stock Properties
- Creating Custom Control Properties
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Hour 24. Serialization
- Binary and XML Serialization
- Creating the ObjectSerialization Class and Windows Form
- Serializing with Attributes
- Customizing the Serialization Process
- Serializing and Deserializing Objects
- Summary
- QA
- Workshop
- Appendix A. Quiz Answers
- Hour 1
- Hour 2
- Hour 3
- Hour 4
- Hour 5
- Hour 6
- Hour 7
- Hour 8
- Hour 9
- Hour 10
- Hour 11
- Hour 12
- Hour 13
- Hour 14
- Hour 15
- Hour 16
- Hour 17
- Hour 18
- Hour 19
- Hour 20
- Hour 21
- Hour 22
- Hour 23
- Hour 24
- Appendix B. Visual Studio .NET IDE Reference
- Source Window
- Reducing Window Clutter
- Help System
Sams Teach Yourself Visual C++.NET in 24 Hours
ISBN: 0672323230
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 237
Pages: 237
Authors: Richard J. Simon, Mark Schmidt