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Our C++Builder training class is a five-day hands-on course. Knowledge of C programming concepts is assumed. Prior experience with Windows programming and any other RAD tool is helpful but not required.      

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Tour of the C++Builder Programming Environment Elements of the C++Builder IDE  Forms  Components  Object Repository  Object Inspector  SpeedBar  Code Editor  Project Manager  Speed Menus  SQL Explorer  Online Help  Object-Oriented and Event-Driven Programming with C++Builder OOP Concepts  Hierarchy and Inheritance  Polymorphism  Encapsulation  Event-driven applications  Methods and routines  Using C++Builder style code Introduction to Writing C++ Code Structure of a C++Builder program Language structure Declaration syntax Type specifiers Initialization Variable modifiers Pointers Arrays Functions Structures Unions  Enumerations Expressions Evaluation order Statements Using Delphi forms in C++Builder projects  A Closer Look at Components Description of a Component  Properties  Events  Methods  Manipulating and Customizing Components  Developing an Application Process Description  Creating a Sample Application  Project Manager Distributing your application Adding Standard Components Description  Additional and Win32 components Data Access Architecture Database Features and Capabilities  Database Tools  The Borland Database Engine  SQL Links  Database Desktop  Database Explorer Data Access Components  Data Control Components  Data Dictionary

Adding Database Components to an Application C++Builder Dataset Using Data Sources Using the Dataset object Using the Table Component  Using the Database Grid  Using the Query Component  Defining and Using Calculated Fields  Using the Database Lookup Component  Using the SQL Builder  Using System Components Using Dialog Components  Using Exception Handling Scope Protecting blocks of code Runtime library exceptions Handling component exceptions Defining your own exceptions Throwing an exception Handling silent exceptions Handling exceptions in the debugger Using QuickReport The QuickReport components  Creating a report using QuickReport  Adding a QuickReport component  Designing the report header  Designing the group header  Designing the detail section  Designing the group footer  Designing the report summary  Adding grouping components  Formatting the report  Running the report  Linking Data Sets Master-Detail Relationship  Creating a Master-Detail Form using an Expert  Creating a Master-Detail Form without an Expert Using the Field Link Designer  Creating Client/Server Applications The Client/Server Environment  Using the Local InterBase Server  Using Dynamic (parameterized) SQL Statements  Using TDataset Events  Controlling Transactions  Using Stored Procedures  Creating Custom Components Process of Creating a Custom Component  Creating a Unit  Deriving a Component Type  Creating Properties  Adding Events  Adding Methods  Handling Windows Messages  Registering Components  Testing Components  Adding a Component or package to the Component Palette  Customizing a Windows Control (OCX) Creating Windows DLLS DLLs in the C++Builder environment Creating a DLL

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