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Java AppletsIncorporating the Data Link Properties Editor into a VB.NET App.
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Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: AppletsBy Paul Kimmel If you want to learn a bit about COM Interop or how to incorporate the Data Link Properties applet seamlessly into your Visual Basic .NET application then this is a good article for you. Introduction Working on CodeDOMinator, a Rapid Application Development tool, we needed to provide the user with an easy way to dynamically connect to a data source. From experience I knew that there are native ODBC calls that will return aliases and datasources and the ODBC.ini files...n
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