Visual C++.NET Bible

Author: (USA) Ariz et al. (Translated by Ma Yun et al.)
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Publish Date: 2003-02-22
Features: This book primarily introduces the development environment, syntax rules, and various new features of Visual C++.NET. It explains how to enhance program development efficiency in the Visual Studio .NET integrated development environment, covers ADO.NET and XML technologies, and provides detailed step-by-step instructions on creating Windows Forms, ASP.NET applications, and Web services. The book is divided into 8 parts, with an additional introduction to the new features of Visual C++.NET compared to the previous edition. Through examples, it demonstrates various aspects of programming with this language. Topics include the basics of writing user interfaces for MFC applications, dialog programs, and controls; advanced programming techniques; common data operations; developing COM+ applications; using COM+ to write asynchronous events and queued components; basic knowledge of ATL servers; methods for creating Web services and writing Web-based applications using ATL servers; the new .NET framework; writing managed C++ code; multithreaded managed program design; and handling Windows Forms. This book is a classic for developers learning Visual C++.NET, serving as an authoritative manual. The authors have extensive experience in C++ programming and offer unique insights into solving many specific problems. It covers nearly all aspects of Visual C++.NET language programming. The explanations for common topics are thorough and detailed, providing valuable help in addressing common programming challenges. The book is comprehensive, concise, and rich in examples, making it suitable for both beginners and intermediate-to-advanced programmers working on Visual C++.NET application development and implementation.