Kevin,

Just finished reading your book. (Well, I skimmed some of it). Just wanted to say good work. To you too Cathi if you are reading this. The business object is just what we need for the small project we are starting with. It really makes getting the data set clean and simple without having all these sqlconnection and sqlcommand objects on every code behind page as all the samples show.

How big of a group would you need to do your .Net training in the Tampa area?

Later,
BOb


>We’ve heard from many of you who would like to take our .NET for Visual FoxPro Developers training, but do not have five days to spare!
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>If you fall in this category, we have great news…you can opt to take the last 3-days of our popular training class! Here’s the details:
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>Cost: $999 (if you register by November 15…otherwise, $1,150)
>Dates: December 11-13
>Location: Charlottesville, VA
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>NOTE: EARLY-BIRD SPECIAL ALSO EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 15 FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING ALL FIVE DAYS—WHICH IS ALSO STILL BEING OFFERED!
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>Because the class is structured with the first few days introducing .NET and C#, if you’re already familiar with these topics, you can dive into the last three days ready to roll! This information can be found (among other sources) in the following chapters in Kevin’s new book '.NET for Visual FoxPro Developers':
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>• Chapter 1 – Introducing .NET
>• Chapter 2 – Visual Studio .NET
>• Chapter 3 – Introduction to C#
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>The last three days of the class are more hands-on covering the following topics (for more details check the syllabus on our Web site www.oakleafsd.com) :
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>• Object Orientation in C#
>• Flexible Data Access with ADO.NET
>• Creating .NET Business Objects
>• Accessing VFP Applications from ADO.NET
>• Creating .NET WinForm Applications
>• Building Web Applications with ASP.NET
>• Create .NET XML Web Services
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>In addition, you’ll also get to work with a beta version of the upcoming Mere Mortals .NET Framework.
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>If you’re interested, either call us (434-979-2417) or register on-line: http://www.oakleafsd.com.
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>For more information about Charlottesville, check out this link: http://www.charlottesville.org.