Week 11-12

Working with .NET Framework

and Multi Document Interface
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At the end of the session, the students should be able to:

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1. Define Visual Basic .Net Framework
2. Explain the uses of Snippets and My Components
3. Enumerate different Classes
4. Demonstrate Drawing.
Week 12
5. Define different Printing Controls and Methods in .Net
Framework
6. Demonstrate how to Handle different Strings and Characters

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.NET Framework
The .NET framework is a software
development framework from Microsoft. It
provides a controlled programming
environment where software can be
developed, installed and executed on
Windows-based operating systems.

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• Language Independence: Common language

infrastructure specifications (CLI) allow for
the exchange of data types between two
programs developed in different languages.
• Base Class Library: A library of code for most
common functions--used by programmers to
avoid repetitive rewriting of code.

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• Ease of Deployment: There are tools to

ensure the ease of installing programs
without interfering with previously installed
applications.
• Security: Programs developed in .NET are
based on a common security model.

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.NET is central to Microsoft’s over-arching

development strategy and is the
organization’s competition to Java. It is so
central to development on Windows
platforms, the term’s usage depends on
context.

Even though the term is written as “.NET”, it is not an

acronym. It is pronounced as “dot net” and is sometimes
written as dotnet or dot-net.

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Components of .Net Framework
There are many articles are available in the web on
this topic; I just want to add one more article over
the web by explaining Components of .Net
Framework.

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.NET Framework is a platform that provides

tools and technologies to develop Windows,
Web and Enterprise applications. It mainly
contains two components,

⮚Common Language Runtime (CLR)

⮚.Net Framework Class Library.

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MULTI DOCUMENT INTERFACE (MDI)

- was designed to simplify the exchange of information among
documents, all under the same roof. With the main application, you can
maintain multiple open windows, but not multiple copies of the
application.

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An MDI application must have at least two Form, the parent Form and
one or more child Forms. Each of these Forms has certain properties.
There can be many child forms contained within the parent Form, but
there can be only one parent Form.

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Printing
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!IsPostback)
{
Literal myText = new Literal()
{
Text = "some text"
};
Content2.Controls.Add(myText);
}}

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<%=Response.Write("some text") %>

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• You can use the Option Compare statement to set

whether strings are compared using a case-
insensitive text sort order determined by your
system's locale (Text) or by the internal binary
representations of the characters (Binary). The
default text comparison method is Binary.
• Example

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