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Tour of the Delphi Programming Environment Software editions  The Delphi programming environment  Delphi Interface Elements  Object Repository  Database Explorer  Data Dictionary  Customizing the IDE Project Introduction System requirement specification Creating tables Using the DataPump wizard Creating the forms Object Oriented and Event Driven Programming with Delphi Classes of objects  Inheritance  Encapsulation  Polymorphism  Data hiding and levels of protection  Object type scope rules  Event driven applications  Defining methods and other routines  Setting object properties with dot operator  Using Delphi-style code for objects  Introduction to Pascal Language Structure of a Pascal program  Introduction to units  Constant declarations  Data types  Identifiers  Type conversions  String literals  Variables  Predefined functions and procedures  Operators  Operator precedence & order of evaluation  Building Robust Applications Using Exception Handling Exception handling  Scope of exception handling  Protecting blocks of code  Protecting allocated resources  Handling run-time library exceptions  Handling component exceptions  Defining your own exceptions  Handling silent exceptions  Handling exceptions in the debugger  A Closer Look at Components Description of component  Backward compatibility  Component categories  Component fields, properties, events, and methods  Manipulating and customizing components  Developing an Application Process description  Creating a new project  Adding a form to a project  Adding components to the form  Compiling, debugging and running the application  Using the Project Manager  Adding an Event Handler  Distributing your application  Adding Standard Components to an Application Standard components description  Additional and Win95 components  Using the menu designer  Associating menu events with code Delphi Data Access Architecture Database features and capabilities  Database tools  BDE  ADO  DataSnap  DBExpress  SQL links and ODBC drivers  Setting up the drivers  Database Desktop  Database Explorer  Data Dictionary  TField object  Introduction to Data Access Components Introduction to Data Control Components

Using Database Components Delphi DataSet  DataSource component  TDataSet object  Table component  Query component  TField Editor  Fields Editor  Database Grid component  Visual Query Builder/SQL  Builder Defining and using calculated fields  Database lookup components  Using System Components Using Dialog Components Using Rave Reporting The Rave Report components  Creating a report using Rave  Adding a Rave 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  Advanced Database (Client\Server) Programming Topics The client/server environment  Using the local InterBase server  Using parameterized SQL statements  Using TDataSet events  Controlling transactions  Using stored procedures  Linking Data Sets Linked data sets relationship  Creating a master-detail form using an expert tool  Creating a master-detail form without using an expert tool  Using a field link designer in a master-detail form  Creating  Custom Components Process of creating a custom component  Creating a unit  Deriving a component type  Defining properties  Adding events  Handling windows messages  Adding methods  Registering components  Testing components  Adding a component to the component palette  Customizing a windows control (VBX,  OCX, ActiveX)  Creating Windows DLLs DLLS in the Delphi environment  Creating a DLL  Using a DLL in your application Open Tools API (included in appendix) Using ReportSmith (included in appendix) PREREQUISITE:  Programming experience and use of Windows.  Knowledge of Windows programming and any  other RAD tool is helpful but not required. If you  have the opportunity to work with Delphi prior to the course, it can only be to your advantage! LENGTH: 5 days ON-SITE:Have  training delivered at your location and enjoy significant savings whether you have few or many developers. [more]  CUSTOMIZED COURSE: Choose the topics you need the most and we'll create material tailored to your needs! [more]