Developing Client Server Applications With Visual Basic 4

This book provides people new to Client/Server concepts and implementation a step-by-step guide to building applications in Visual Basic. Specific implementation examples are provided including cutting edge technology such as WinSock, distributed OLE, Remote Access, etc. The CD contains all example code--including executable versions of the applications--custom controls, and utilities.

Levinson writes an extremely practical manual based on Release 1.0 of the .NET Framework / Release 1.0 of Visual Studio .NET + .Net Framework Service Pack 1.

Imagine building an addition to your home with all the tools and materials you need right at hand, and, better yet, the framing already in place! That's what it's like to develop and implement powerful, effective client/server applications with the help of this book and companion diskette. Instead of simply discussing technical theories, this book provides seven working software example applications as learning tools for you to understand, use, and ultimately build upon.

After reading Programming the Web with Visual Basic .NET, developers will understand how to build and deploy top quality, professionally designed, highly usable Web applications using Visual Basic .NET.

This state-of-the-art book is the first book to teach Graphical User Interface (GUI) application developmnent in the client/server environment. This exclusive focus on GUIs and the tools needed to design them in client/server environments will prove an invaluable resource for all software developers currently investigating or developing corporate client/server systems.

Corporate IS developers, advanced network and system administrators, and developers can use this guide to implement client/server applications using Visual Basic 4, Enterprise Edition, and the Microsoft Solutions Framework. This guide also shows how to maximize the benefits of new remote OLE automation capabilities of Visual Basic 4.

Now you can write the kind of stand-alone applications and visual client/server interfaces you've always wanted. This new book from Visual Basic expert Chris Peters shows you how to change your green screens into powerful Visual Basic windows and give users PC access to your AS/400. If your company has VB 5.0 or Client Access/NetSoft/RUMBA for Windows95/NT, this book is for you. It presents event- driven programming and introduces object-oriented programming-the keys to Windows client/server programming-in terms you'll easily understand, so you can rapidly develop new client/server applications and convert legacy programs.