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Author: Visible Systems Corporation
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When software visionaries promote the benefits of distributed architectures the term "business object" is frequently used. Somewhere in their discourse any number of the following terms are used in every possible permutation: 3-tier, N-tier, software component, and ActiveX. The message, while inspiring, frequently provides a view equivalent to surveying the landscape at an elevation of 30,000 feet. Sorting out clear direction can be a perplexing and frustrating task....
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Author: Erik Meijer, Amanda Silver, and Paul Vick
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Visual Basic code-named Orcas" (Visual Basic 9.0) introduces several language extensions that build on "Visual Basic code-named Whidbey" (Visual Basic 8.0) to support data-intensive programming—creating, updating, and querying relational databases, XML documents, and object graphs—in a unified way. In addition, Visual Basic 9.0 introduces several new language features to enhance Visual Basic's unique facility for static typing where possible, and dynamic typing where necessary...
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Author: Robert Simpson
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The VBScript dictionary is a great tool to work with in an object-oriented software development project; especially when the object you are creating will have some sort of collection of records.
If you are like me and dislike extraneous lines of code, then when dealing with VBScript dictionaries you have certainly discovered that trying to iterate through the collection like an enumerated list requires extra lines of code like:...
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Author: Wrox Press
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Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is more than just a programming concept. It is a way of thinking about applications. It is learning to think of applications not as procedures, but objects and real entities. That makes a lot of sense. We view the world around us not as intangible, but as real entities or objects. Objects that do things (methods), and have things (attributes). They are logically grouped by the way they appear and behave. Cars may differ in cabin space, color, engine size, accele...
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Author: Kaustav Neogy
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An Introduction to Visual Basic Resource File.Visual Basic 6 lets you include resource file as part of your application....
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