April 2007 - Posts
This article describes the first steps in taking an existing umanaged MFC Application and integrating the .NET Framework into it. It will also demonstrate to you how to bring up a Windows Form inside your MFC App.
The article demonstrates a simple application that inserts, updates, and deletes by using DataGridView. The application uses asynchronous architecture for most calls to database. This shows that, without hanging the UI, you can allow a user to continue with his tasks.
This article describes a simple approach to creating a custom file type.
The TableLayoutPanel control is the most advanced, and the most complex, of the set of container controls that you'll find in Windows Forms 2.0. This article looks at how you can use it in your applications.