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 | Migrating to Visual Basic .NET with Shannon Horn
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| View Course Outline | Print Course Outline (.PDF) This course discusses the many changes that have been implemented in Visual Basic .NET and analyzes how to upgrade code and forms developed using Visual Basic 6.0 to Visual Basic .NET, including code that uses data access and the new version of ActiveX Data Objects, ADO.NET. Course includes 9+ hours of total training time... - 2 CDs or videos
- Over 3 hours of media run time
- Over 150 pages of courseware on CD-ROM
- Step-by-step hands-on-labs
- Sample code
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| | Course Outline (Outlines are subject to change.) |
| Migrating to Visual Basic .NET | | Modules | Run Time | Pages | | 2 CDs | 3 hours | 150 |
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With Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft has completely redesigned Visual Basic from the ground up to produce a new and better product. Almost every aspect of Visual Basic has been changed, updated, or improved in some fashion in Visual Basic .NET. Because of the significant changes, there is no direct path of migration for most code when upgrading an application to Visual Basic .NET.
This course discusses the many changes that have been implemented in Visual Basic .NET and analyzes how to upgrade code and forms developed using Visual Basic 6.0 to Visual Basic .NET, including code that uses data access and the new version of ActiveX Data Objects, ADO.NET.
In this course you will
learn...
- The
core components and tools used in .NET as well as Microsoft’s reasons for
taking such a big leap forward in development.
- New
Visual Basic .NET concepts such as multithreading, full inheritance, and
structured exception handling.
- Migrate
existing ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) code to use the ADO.NET framework and
object model.
- Migrate
existing Visual Basic 6.0 code to its Visual Basic .NET equivalent or
successor.
- Migrate
existing Visual Basic 6.0 forms and user interface controls to .NET.
Prerequisites: This course is geared toward upgrading existing applications to .NET. Students should have a thorough knowledge of how to develop applications using Visual Basic 6.0 and how to access data using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO).
| SESSION 1 (104:46 min)
What Is
.NET?
- The Need
for .NET
- Problems
with the Current Design
- An
Overview of .NET
- The
Components
- Visual
Studio .NET
An Overview of Visual Basic .NET
- A
New Life for Visual Basic
- New
Concepts in .NET
Migrating: Data Access Technologies
- Data
Access Options
- ADO.NET:
The New Standard
SESSION 2 (104:18 min)
Migrating: Data Access Technologies
(cont.)
Migrating: Business Logic and
Code Changes
- New
Object-Oriented (OO) Features
- New
Command and Code Functionality
- The
New Threading Model
- What
about Those Errors?
Migrating: User Interface
- User
Interfaces of the Past
- Options
Under .NET
- What
Are WinForms?
- What
Are WebForms?
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| | Your Instructor Your instructor, Shannon Horn is the co-founder and chief software architect of WebGeniuses Corporation. He is also a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and has been developing Microsoft Windows and web based solutions as well as training for 11 years. He has also authored and co-authored various books, was a technical editor for several popular websites such as www.visual-foxpro.com, has been a featured speaker on videos and at many industry events including Microsoft DevDays. Shannon has worked with large corporate clients including Universal Studios, MGM Studios, Polygram Pictures, Prudential, Micro Accounting Systems, and Sky Harbor International Airport. | back to top
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