Develop A Basic Client/server Application

Develop a Basic Client/Server Application Module 2

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Module Objectives After this module, you will be able to:  Define Client and Server Procedures  Define Server Procedure Views  Describe GUI Events  Describe Basic Server Procedure Logic  Describe Server Procedure Calls from the Client  Describe View Matching  Design, Generate, and Test a Basic Client/Server Application 2-2

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Client and Server Procedures

Topic 1

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Topic 1: Client and Server Procedures

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Procedures

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Action Diagram Components

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Server Procedure Views

Topic 2

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Topic 2: Server Procedure Views

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Import and Export Views

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GUI Events

Topic 3

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Topic 3: GUI Events

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Views Example

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Views Example

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Views Example

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(continued)

Basic Server Procedure Logic

Topic 4

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Topic 4: Basic Server Procedure Logic  Define the data going into and out of the server procedure.  Use the import and export views.

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Flow of Data Between the Server Procedure and the Database

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Flow of Data Between the Server Procedure and the Database (continued)

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Server Procedure Calls from the Client

Topic 5

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Topic 5: Server Procedure Calls from the Client

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Flow of Data Between the Client Procedure and the Server Procedure

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Flow of Data Between the Client Procedure and the Server Procedure (continued)

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Flow of Data Between the Client Procedure and the Server Procedure (continued)

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View Matching

Topic 6

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Topic 6: View Matching

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Import View Matching

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Export View Matching

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Design, Generate, and Test a Basic Client/Server Application Activity

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Module Summary You should now be able to:  Define Client and Server Procedures  Define Server Procedure Views  Describe GUI Events  Describe Basic Server Procedure Logic  Describe Server Procedure Calls from the Client  Describe View Matching  Design, Generate, and Test a Basic Client/Server Application

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