Delphi Client/Server Developer's Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (704 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1558514929 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 639 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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You can try out this book A Customer With this book i've entered client/server programming and i can say i've learned a lot. The reason i gave 3 stars is, 1) this book is quite old and only describes delphi 2 and 1 2) it does not give a lot about servers other than interbase 3) the Author is not a delphi expert (he is clipper orianted) so i think the delphi code is not perfect. and 4) the cd-rom given with the book is rather useless it has 5 chapter's code (total 18 chaps.) and you have to edit some of the code in order to mak. "from theory to practice" according to A Customer. Joseph D. Booth does a pretty good job explaining the fundamentals of database designing, most of which i'd already knew, but i wish i had this book when i was learning them. he explains normalization in from theory to practice A Customer Joseph D. Booth does a pretty good job explaining the fundamentals of database designing, most of which i'd already knew, but i wish i had this book when i was learning them. he explains normalization in 4 pages, the no'nonsense way.he's very objective when talking about database servers.the only thing i didn't like is that it is based on delphi 2, so he misses to explain some components like decision cubes.other than that he covers quite well the rest (and more used)of the components, desc. pages, the no'nonsense way.he's very objective when talking about database servers.the only thing i didn't like is that it is based on delphi 2, so he misses to explain some components like decision cubes.other than that he covers quite well the rest (and more used)of the components, desc. "Delphi Client/Server Developer's Guide" according to A Customer. Delphi Client/Server Developer's Guide by Joseph D. Boot
Covering the latest release of Delphi 2, this work details all of Delphi's client/server capabilities, with in-depth discussion of local and remote servers, and potential server platforms. The CD-ROM contains tools and demo versions of Delphi and client/server related topics to help facilitate writing applications.. As well as guiding readers through the entire process of setting up a client/server application, the work explains how to set up a server on both Novell Netware and Windows NT