ObjectStore Active Toolkit Tutorial

Preface


Chapter	Contents
Chapter 1, A Visual Basic Application with ATK ActiveX Server	Create a Visual Basic application that uses the ATK ActiveX server to retrieve tabular information from an ObjectStore database.
Chapter 2, Accessing ATK ActiveX Server from ASP Applications	Create Active Server Page applications that use the ATK ActiveX server to retrieve tabular information from an ObjectStore database. Allow the user to navigate from one type of data to another.
Chapter 3, Accessing ATK OLE DB Provider from Active Server Page Applications	Create Active Server Page applications that use the ATK OLE DB data source to retrieve tabular information from an ObjectStore database.
Chapter 4, Creating an ODBC Data Source Using ATK	Access the ObjectStore Active Toolkit OLE DB provider from an ODBC-compliant reporting tool.
Chapter 5, Using Crystal Reports with ATK	Create a data view that you can use with any reporting tool. Then, use Crystal Reports to create a report.
Chapter 6, Using ATK ActiveX Server from DCOM	Configure DCOM and test its remote connection between an ATK ActiveX grid control and an ATK ActiveX server.


Component	Location
ATK	C:\odi\ATK6.0
Demonstration Database	C:\odi\ATK6.0\Examples\demodbs


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