Erik Meijer Shows Us His Favorite Visual Basic 9.0 Feature - XML Literals
Building Hybrid Applications with the Interop Forms Toolkit 2.0
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In this in interview Jonathan Aneja, a Program Manager on the Visual Basic team, shows us how the Interop Forms Toolkit 2.0 helps you migrate your existing VB 6 applications one form at a time to .NET. He gives us insight on how we can write .NET
user controls and forms to take advantage of the .NET framework but still run within our VB 6 applications. He shows us a demo where he creates a .NET user control which uses LINQ to SQL features and then shows it running inside a VB 6 form.
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0:00 – 2:04 |
Intro |
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2:04 |
Create the VB 6 form |
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2:42 |
Create the Interop User Control |
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6:35 |
LINQ to SQL designer |
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7:50 |
Writing the LINQ query |
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10:00 |
Adding the control to a VB6 form |
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11:45 |
Deployment Discussion |
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12:45 |
Deployment Demo and Prerequisites |
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