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.Net IDE Components and Applications
- 1. Dr.A.Bharathi Lakshmi, Head andAssistant Professor of IT, V.V.Vanniaperumal College for Women, Virudhunagar.
- 2. .NET IDE Commoninterface for developing windows and web-based applications Centralized location for designing a user interface, writing code, compiling and debugging the application.
- 3. .NET IDE Components • StartPage • Windows Forms Designer • Solution Explore • Properties Window • Toolbox • Server Explorer • Output Window • Task List Window • ClassView Window • Code and Text Editor Window
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- 5. .NET IDE Components WindowsForm Designer
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- 9. .NET IDE Components ServerExplorer
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- 11. .NET IDE Components TaskList Window
- 12. .NET IDE Components ClassView Window
- 13. .NET IDE Components Codeand Text Editor Window
- 14. VB.net Applications WindowsApplication Class Library Windows Control Library ASP.NET Web Applications ASP.NET Web Services Web Control Library Console Application Windows Service
- 15. Create a Console Application •In the Visual Studio.NET environment, select File | New | Project from the menu. • Select Visual Basic on the left and then Console Application on the right.
- 16. Create a Console Application •Specify the name of your project and enter the location in which to create the project. • The project directory will be created automatically by Visual Studio.
- 17. Source Code Hello, World! •Double-click the file 'module1.vb' in the Solution Explorer. ' Import namespaces Imports System Module Module1 Sub Main() Console.WriteLine ("Hello World") End Sub End Module • When you type, Visual Studio will pop up with the names of classes and functions.
- 18. Compiling Your Application •You can compile the Visual Basic project by selecting Build Build. • Errors and messages from the VB compiler will be displayed in the Output window. • If there were no errors, you can run the Hello World application by clicking Debug Start without Debugging.
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- 20. Create a Windows Application •In the Visual Studio.NET environment, select File | New | Project from the menu. • Select Visual Basic on the left and then Windows Application on the right.
- 21. Create a Windows Application •Specify the name of your project and enter the location in which to create the project. • The project directory will be created automatically by Visual Studio. • Click Ok. Window Form Designer window is displayed.
- 22. Window Form Designer •Double Click Windows Form. The Code Window is displayed.
- 23. Code Window • Typethe following code in the Form_Load() method. MessageBox.Show(“Welcome to VB.NET “,Message) • Save the solution
- 24. • You cancompile the Visual Basic project by selecting Build in the Build menu. • Errors and messages from the VB compiler will be displayed in the Output window. • If there were no errors, you can run the application by clicking Debug Start to run the application Compiling Your Application
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