AArnie
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Hi,
Does anyone know of any good references (web or books) about an overview of architecture design (vb .net and vb6). I am looking to develop an application with a VB .net front end and an SQL back end. I need to find examples of business layers/data layers etc.
I have an idea of the conceptual ideas, but am having trouble implementing them. How do i go about designing classes for just collecting data from the db/building business objects/user interface etc.
Any references links are welcome.
Sorry if the question is a little muddled, but its difficult to know what to ask for when your not sure yourself!
Thanks
AArnie.
Does anyone know of any good references (web or books) about an overview of architecture design (vb .net and vb6). I am looking to develop an application with a VB .net front end and an SQL back end. I need to find examples of business layers/data layers etc.
I have an idea of the conceptual ideas, but am having trouble implementing them. How do i go about designing classes for just collecting data from the db/building business objects/user interface etc.
Any references links are welcome.
Sorry if the question is a little muddled, but its difficult to know what to ask for when your not sure yourself!
Thanks
AArnie.
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Thanks for the links - they'll do for starters.
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AArnie
by the way... if you have a choice, go with a VB.Net book instead of a VB 6 book.
VB 6 claims to be object oriented, but it's not really. Sure it lets you create user defined objects and lets you creted pseudo instances of them, but VB6 does not support inheritance or real sound object design methodologies.
While any VB6 book would usefull... it will always be missing certain pieces that you decide you can't live without.