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VB 6 to .NET Migration
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Why Migrate to VB.NET
The basic question – why should I even think of Migrating?
Creating a new application from scratch could be a herculean task. Because your applications are too critical, you might still opt in for maintaining the existing VB application. However this may mean that you might not achieve a lot of scalability to your systems.
Migrating to the .NET platform seems the most suitable solution for a business whose lifeline has been traditional VB6. This way, you can choose to shift to the newer, advanced VB.NET applications while not affecting their businesses. This would not only help you leverage benefits of the new advanced product offering from Microsoft but also be sure of the continued support services which Microsoft will provide in addition to the product enhancements and security fixes on a regular basis.
However, migrating from VB6 to VB.NET has been under serious discussion ever since Microsoft launched .NET. VB.NET is not quite backward compatible with prior versions like Visual Basic version 6. This makes migration very challenging. There would be issues unless planning is in place for this migration.
Steps of Migration to VB.NET
Code move from VB6 to VB.NET is a challenge. Upgrading to VB.NET is not just a matter of pasting your new code in place of existing code. It is highly essential to understand your application, your code clearly before any vendor can start the migration process.
Mindfire’s tested VB Migration Framework has 5 pillars which help ensure best in class quality during the migration of the application.
Identification
The identification phase is the key to VB Migration. Identification of all the modules of the application, their dependencies is crucial for a system migration. With one highly critical but small module left out in the identification phase and found later can give you more headache than spending time well in the identification process.
Analysis
In this phase all the component modules are analyzed for redundancies. This is an important feature of our VB migration model because we attempt to reduce duplicities in the system, cut across inefficiencies and build on a robust system.
Evaluation
This is where customer decision making comes in. The entire process of migration is attempted because it is expected that the business is critical enough and that the business will scale up in the coming years and that the systems need to be updated to handle not only performance issues due to an increasing load but also for up-scaling.
Deployment & Testing
Deployment of the VB.NET code is followed by thorough testing which ensures that all the defects if any, are caught before the new application is made live.
With Mindfire, you get the following assurances:
Stability and Experience of over 20 project executions in VB6 to VB.NET migration projects for global clients.
Mindfire is Microsoft Gold Certified. So you would get Microsoft certified technology experts/developers working on your migration.
You can take advantage of our innovative project management processes including the 2MV and CATALYST models before, in the process of and after migration is done.
Migration from VB6 to VB.NET is not an easy affair and if it is attempted with less information, less knowledge or less experience, chances are more that it would go wrong than right. Your applications are critical to your business. Evaluate your migration consultant before you hand them your business. We welcome you to contact us at info@mindfiresolutions.com. One of our consultants will get in touch with you and attend to all your questions.
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Folderbrowserdialog Unmasked: Everything You Wanted to Know About the Folder Browser Component From .net Framework
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Introduction
The FolderBrowserDialog, available as part of the .Net framework, provides a folder browser component for your C# and VB.Net applications. The UI consists of a modal dialog which contains a tree control displaying all the files and folders on the system. The user can then browse and select a folder from the tree. The full path of the selected folder is then returned.
Basic Usage
To display a folder explorer UI to the user, a FolderBrowserDialog instance is created and the ShowDialog method is called. This shows the modal dialog containing the folder browser control (tree) and an OK and Cancel button. If the user selects a folder and clicks the OK button, the ShowDialog method returns DialogResult.OK and the SelectedPath property contains the full path of the selected folder. If the user clicks the Cancel button, the ShowDialog method returns DialogResult.Cancel.
Advanced Usage
The FolderBrowserDialog has some additional features such as limiting the view of the file system that is displayed to the user, pre-selecting a folder when the dialog is first displayed and displaying a button to allow the user to create a new folder.
The RootFolder property can be set to the full path of the folder which is to be displayed as the root of the tree control of the folder browser component. For example, if this property is set to Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal, only folders from the ‘My Documents’ are displayed in the tree, so the user can only select ‘My Documents’ or its sub-folders.
Prior to displaying the folder browser control, the SelectedPath property can be set to the full path of a folder causing that folder to be pre-selected in the folder browser tree. For example, when this property is set to “c:”, the node corresponding to the c: drive is pre-selected in the tree when the dialog is first displayed.
If the ShowNewFolderButton property is set to true, then, in addition to the folder browser tree control, and the OK and Cancel buttons, the folder browser dialog also displays an additional ‘New Folder’ button which when clicked, creates a new folder under the currently selected folder.
Limitations
While the folder browser component is a handy way to allow the users to browse and select folders, it suffers from many limitations, some of them preventing the component from being of practical use in applications.
Modal Functionality
The most visible drawback of the folder browser component is that it displays its UI in the form of a modal dialog. When shown, it blocks the rest of the application until the user has chosen a folder. As long as the dialog is displayed, no input (keyboard or mouse click) can occur except within the dialog box. The user must click the OK or Cancel button before input to the calling program can occur.
This is a very annoying and limiting feature of the FolderBrowserDialog. Users are very likely to be irritated and annoyed when they have to interact with a modal dialog every time they have to explore and select a folder. A non-modal UI control which can be put inside of one of the applications’s own forms or dialogs is a much more user-friendly way of displaying the same UI.
No Virtual (Non-file system) folders
The FolderBrowserDialog does not allow the user to select virtual (Non-file system) folders such as the Control Panel or My Computer. It only allows the user to select a file system path such as “c:” or “c:windows”.
No Files
The component does not allow the user to select files. This is a major drawback since there are many circumstances where the user may need to select a file while still using the tree UI to browse to that file.
Limited Choice of RootFolder
The root folder of the folder browser control can be only set to one of the ’special folders’ defined by Windows such as the ‘My Documents’ or ‘My Computer’. This is a major limitation since this means you cannot set the root folder to a path such as the “d:” drive.
No Check Boxes
The folder explorer tree in the FolderBrowserDialog cannot show check boxes next to nodes. Ability to show multi-state check boxes can be a very handle feature for such a control.
No Filtering
The FolderBrowserDialog has no support for filtering. For example, it is not possible to display only network folders or only shared folders or only folders starting with the string “Documents” or files having a particular extension.
No Custom Controls
When using the FolderBrowserDialog, you are only limited to the actual folder explorer tree control, the OK, Cancel and New Folder buttons and the description label. It is not possible to add custom controls to the dialog box. This can be useful in many circumstances such as when you want to show a thumbnail/preview of the selected file/folder or any kind of additional information.
No Appearance Control
The appearance of the FolderBrowserDialog and its constituent controls cannot be changed. Neither can attributes of individual folders show in the folder explorer control be changed. For example, it is not possible to change the background color of the tree control or to set the font and color of individual nodes/folders in the tree.
No Custom items
The FolderBrowserDialog cannot display external/custom items in the folder explorer tree. For example, it may be necessary to display items from an FTP location in addition to the file system items. This is not possible with the FolderBrowserDialog.
No Lockdown
The FolderBrowserDialog allows unhindered operations on folders. The user can rename folders, do drag-drop operations and display the context menu and invoke various operations. In many cases, it may be necessary to limit or altogether prevent such potentially dangerous and irreversible operations, however the FolderBrowserDialog provides no way of doing that.
Beyond The FolderBrowserDialog : The FolderView Control
The FolderView Control brings a Windows Explorer like folder browser component to your applications complete with AutoUpdate, dragdrop, icons, contextmenus, Non-file system items, default key-handling, infotips and renaming. It features powerful behavior control and customization functionality that takes it miles ahead of Windows Explorer by adding features like filtering, checkboxes, custom items, multiple root nodes, dragdrop control and customization of default contextmenus, displaynames, icons and infotips.
The FolderView control is a UI control which can be dropped right inside your own forms and dialogs. A non-modal file & folder browsing/selection experience right inside your own dialogs and forms is something that users will appreciate and find intuitive and simple.
Additionally, FolderView overcomes all the limitations of the FolderBrowserDialog and provides far greater and advanced features and functionality than the FolderBrowserDialog. The following table is a quick comparison of the FolderView Control with the FolderBrowserDialog.
Drop-In Windows Explorer like folder browser functionality.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : Modal UI. The component cannot be dropped in your own form.
Complete Windows Explorer functionality include a file/folder browsing listview (similar to Windows Explorer’s right-side) and a drive selection control (similar to Windows Explorer’s address bar)
FolderView Control : Yes. As part of Shell MegaPack
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Ability to select virtual (Non-file system) folders
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Ability to specify any and all folders as root.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Ability to show files as well as folders.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Multi-state check boxes
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Filtering capabilities
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Custom controls
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Appearance Control
FolderView Control : Colors and appearance of the control as a whole and of individual folders/files can be changed.
FolderBrowserDialog : No.
Custom Items
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Prevent renaming, drag-drop, context menus
FolderView Control : Yes. For all folders or on a per-folder basis.
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Multiple root folders
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Change default display names, icons, overlay icons, infotip, etc
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Simply and easy to use API
FolderView Control : Yes
Clumsy, inflexible API
Access complete information of a file/folder including its displayname, fullpath, checkstate, selection state and attributes like whether it is a shortcut, shared, hidden, readonly, file and folder.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Prevent display of contextmenus for all folders using a simple property or on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Prevent dragdrop for all folders using a simple property or on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Allow/disallow renaming for all folders using a simple property or on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Allow/disallow selection for all folders using a simple property or on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Allow/disallow expanding/collapsing on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Change default drag actions during dragdrop (e.g. from Copy To Move)
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Control checking/unchecking on a per-folder basis.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Prevent execution of default shell commands ( e.g. Open, Cut, Properties, etc. in response to keystrokes or through the context menu) for all folders using a simple property or on a per-folder basis using an event.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Show/hide hidden folders using a simple property.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Show/hide virtual folders ( e.g. Control Panel ) using a simple property.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Enumerate all folders shown in FolderView.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Enumerate all folders according to folder hierarchy structure.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Execute shell commands ( e.g. Cut, Delete, etc ) on folders.
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
Associate developer defined data with each folder
FolderView Control : Yes
FolderBrowserDialog : No
The FolderView control (and Shell MegaPack ) is available in two editions :
.Net Edition : For use in .Net development using Windows Forms, WPF and ASP.Net
ActiveX Edition : For use in applications developed using Visual C++/MFC/ATL, Visual Basic 6, VBA (Access, Word, Excel, AutoCAD,etc), Borland Delphi and Borland Builder, and HTML/ASP pages.
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G Himangi is a Senior Software Developer at LogicNP Software (http://www.ssware.com) and is a member of LogicNP Software’s component and controls development team.
calculate the Total of Values in a column of a listview in VB.net?
November 8th, 2010
Someone please help me with the codes to calculate the total of Values in a column of a listview in VB.net.
Whatever i tried is jus failing.
