Mastering Advanced MFC Development with Visual C++ | UI, ActiveX, OLE DB, ADO, WinInet & Multi‑View Architecture

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Course Length: 05 Hours 51 Minutes 36 Seconds
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Overview

This course provides an advanced, hands‑on exploration of MFC development using Microsoft Visual C++. You’ll learn how to enhance user interfaces, implement complex view architectures, create ActiveX controls, integrate OLE DB and ADO for data access, and build Internet‑enabled MFC applications using WinInet and WinSock.

Built on Microsoft‑aligned curriculum, this course is ideal for C++ developers maintaining legacy MFC applications or supporting enterprise systems built on Windows desktop frameworks.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Visual C++ 6.0

• Visual C++ features

• MFC enhancements

• Creating and running MFC applications

Chapter 2: Debugging & Error Handling

• Visual Studio debugger

• Edit and Continue

• Error‑handling functions

• C++ exception handling

• MFC exception classes

Chapter 3: Advanced UI Features

• Dynamic menus

• Cascading menus

• Owner‑draw menus

• Dockable toolbars

• Enhanced status bars

• Custom dialog boxes

• DDV extensions

• Tabbed dialogs & property sheets

• Modeless dialogs

• Dialog bars & rebars

Chapter 4: Implementing View Classes

• Document/view architecture

• View types

• CView‑derived views

• SDI & MDI multi‑view applications

• Interrelated views

Chapter 5: Using Controls

• Windows common controls

• Internet Explorer controls

• ActiveX controls

• MFC library controls

Chapter 6: Creating ActiveX Controls

• ActiveX architecture

• ControlWizard

• ActiveX containers

• Properties, methods, events

• ClassWizard integration

Chapter 7: OLE DB Templates

• OLE DB architecture

• Provider & consumer templates

• Consumer applications

Chapter 8: ADO Database Applications

• ADO object model

• Data controls

• Data Bound Dialog

• Queries & searches

Chapter 9: Internet Applications

• Internet framework

• Internet Explorer integration

• Web Browser control

• WinInet classes

• WinSock synchronous & asynchronous communication

Outcome

By the end of this course, learners will be able to design, build, debug, and maintain advanced MFC applications using Visual C++, including dynamic UI components, ActiveX controls, OLE DB, ADO, WinInet, WinSock, and multi‑view architectures.