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best book for exam 70-306
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I just bought the MS Press book and it seems OK. I also
bought the Transcender. The Transcender seems a little
weak compaired to their previous products.
>-----Original Message-----
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> just bought the transcender exam for 70-306. can anyone
>reccommend a good vb.net book to prepare me for the vb.net
>for windows exam. thanks.
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| > The Transcender seems a little weak compaired to their previous products.
And full of errors.
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| Muzammil 2002-10-05, 6:38 pm |
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Jonas wrote:
> Hi
> i am studying for the exam 70-306, and i am stucked in a
> item:
> Incorporate existing code into a Microsoft Windows Based
> Application
> Can anyone give me some tips, urls ou links on msdn or
> other resources for me to study?
> thanks
> jonas
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| Darwin Fisk 2002-10-05, 6:39 pm |
| I tend to think it's COM Interop also. Since when has MS not had any
overlap in their objectives.
Just my thoughts,
DAF
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Darwin A. Fisk Jr.; MCSE, MCDBA, MCAD
President,
Dot Net Designs LLC
Enabling business by inovation & integration
"jonas" <jonas@mail.com> wrote in message
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> maybe... it cannot be COM interop, because there are
> other topics talinkg about that.
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> - instatiate and invoke a COM, COM+ component
> - Call native fucntions by using plataform invoke
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> Althought, I bought the book for this exam, and at the
> index of lessons, this point (incorporating...) is
> targeting lesson number 2 from chapter 8, that talks
> about accessing COM and .NET components and win32 api.
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> Thanks for those o answer my questions
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> jonas
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> >-----Original Message-----
> >Sounds like VB6 code compatibility to me. Isn't this the
> one 'skill
> >measured' that's listed for 306 but not 316? I'd take a
> look at code
> >migration topics.
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> >"Paul Hatcher" <phatcher@cix.co.uk> wrote in message
> > news:caf901c2550b$7e3a8200$3ae
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> >> They are basically talking about COM Interop here
> >>
> >> Paul
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >Hi
> >> >
> >> >i am studying for the exam 70-306, and i am stucked
> in a
> >> >item:
> >> >
> >> >Incorporate existing code into a Microsoft Windows
> Based
> >> >Application
> >> >
> >> >Can anyone give me some tips, urls ou links on msdn or
> >> >other resources for me to study?
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >
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| "Darwin Fisk" <darwin@dotnetdesigns.com> wrote in message
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> I tend to think it's COM Interop also. Since when has MS not had any
> overlap in their objectives.
If it had said 'existing components' I would agree, but it says 'existing
code', which to me means source code. This is also the only objective that
is NOT listed for C#, and source code compatibility fits that pattern, but
COM interop involves C# just as well as VB.Net. I also recall one 306 exam
question that related to a language change from VB6 to VB.Net.
COM interop is probably much more important in terms of what the exam
actually emphasizes, so your reading of this objective is reasonable and
probably turns out to be more practical than my interpretation.
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