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Microsoft Visual Basic Series Part 3 - Moving Your Architecture to Microsoft .NET

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Overview This session's emphasis is on how to migrate existing business components from Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 COM objects to Visual Basic .NET assembly components. We'll spend time discovering how to best move different tiers of a multi-tiered application from COM to .NET, and we'll look at effective strategies for how to wrap existing COM components for interoperability. We'll also examine best practices for moving your application from a COM-based architecture to a .NET-based architecture.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	16th October 2003 00:24 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Upgrades and Migration, Component-Based, .NET

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