MTS Programming With Visual Basic

Scot Hillier

ISBN 10: 0672314258 / ISBN 13: 9780672314254

Published by Sams, 1999

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: MTS Programming With Visual Basic
• Publisher: Sams
• Publication Date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0672314258
• ISBN 13: 9780672314254
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

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Synopsis

This book is intended to discuss architecture and implementation of true three-tier applications with MTS. The book will use both Visual Basic and Visual InterDev as development platforms but the emphasis is always on the VBA/VBScript language. The goal of this book is to help programmer's create applications that use a single set of business objects from both a thin web client and a thin Visual Basic client. The book is divided into four parts that encompass the user services, business services, and data services followed by a final complete project. The four parts of the book include the Data Services Layer, Business Services Layer, User Services Layer, and Project. Topics covered will include: Visual Basic Business Objects, COM/DCOM, Microsoft Transaction Server, Data Access with ADO, Transaction Server API, Transaction Processing, Creating Visual Basic front ends, Using Microsoft Transaction Server with IIS.

About the Author

Daniel Mezick is the Q&A columnist for VBPJ and has been teaching VB since 1993 for New Technology Solutions. He is the founder of the Connecticut VB Special Interest Group and a member of the Microsoft TECH-ED Advisory Council. He has taught thousands fo new VB developers. He serves as the Regional Director of Microsoft Developer Days in the Northeast region. Scot Hillier is the Microsoft Developer Days Regional Driector in Hartford, CT and the author of Inside VB Script. He has taught thousands of new VB developers at the VB Bootcamp seminar. Scot is a feature writer for VBPJ.