Explain
the elements of an application that is based on the MFC framework.
Evaluate whether access to a
database should be encapsulated in an object.
Design the properties, methods,
and events of components.
Establishing the
Development Environment
Establish
the environment for source-code control by using Microsoft Visual SourceSafe.
Issues include multiple user/multiple location development and versioning of
the source code.
Install the Visual C++ development tools that are necessary for developing a
desktop application on various platforms. Platforms include Windows NT
Workstation, Windows NT Server, Windows 95, and Windows 98.
Install and configure server
services. Services include Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS), SQL, and MSMQ.
Configure a client computer to
use an MTS component.
Creating the User
Interface
Implement
the navigation for the user interface.
Create data input forms and dialog boxes.
Validate user input.
Process user input from a form
or a dialog box by using DDX.
Use an ActiveX user interface control.
Use the MFC AppWizard to create
an ISAPI DLL that can dynamically change Web content.
Incorporate existing code into
an application by using wizards and scriptlets.
Create or modify an MFC
application to store and retrieve personalized user settings from the registry.
Display data from a data
source.
Instantiate and invoke a COM component.
Add asynchronous processing.
Implement online user
assistance in an application.
Implement error handling.
Use an active document.
Creating and
Managing COM Components
Create
a COM component that implements business rules or logic.
Create ActiveX user interface
controls.
Create a COM component that reuses existing components.
Add error handling to a COM
component.
Log errors into an error log.
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