[AccessD] .NET

Martin:

If I wanted to convert the Sleep Doctor with its couple thousand of lines of
code to the net would this be a better choice than Dreamweaver?  The amount
of data to be stored and managed is very small, maybe 200 items - answers to
the assessment questionnaire.

Rocky

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From: <Mwp.Reid at Queens-Belfast.AC.UK>
To: <accessd at databaseadvisors.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 8:56 AM
Subject: [AccessD] .NET


> Try Mastering Visual Basic .NET Database Programming by Sybex. Apress - I
was
> one of the Technical Editors for it and its a great intro book.
>
> www.apress.com have a full range of books on this topic and do discounts
if we
> register as a user group with them.
>
>
> C# etc is pronounced C Sharp
> as is J# J Sharp
>
> The idea is that any of the languages can be used for an app. You can mix
and
> match as well. Oh and ADO is now ADO.NET (<:
>
> The .net framework has two parts
>
> CLR - Common Language Runtime which deals with actually running the code
and
> the massive .net Class Libraries
>
> Before you do anything you need to create a project. The one to start with
is
> a Windows Application. This is similar in form to a VB front end to a
> database. Youc an create a Windows form with teh usual form objects, lists
,
> combos etc all bound (YES JC BOUND) back to a predefined Data SOurce. You
will
> like the data binding in .NET John (<:
>
> Fromt eh MEnu Select File New Project
> Select WIndows Application and give it a name and location for saving.
>
> Once this is done your bacic app development environment will open.
>
> To the right of the screen is the solution explorer
>
> Right click the new project name and select Add -> Add NEw Item
>
> Select Data FOrm Wizard form the dialog
>
> Step throught teh wizard and paly with teh settings. You can also create
the
> database conenction as part of the process.
>
> Let me know how you get on.
>
> Martin
>
>
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