Using the MultiBinder class to get multiple sets of data through a stored procedure on a SYBAS
® database server.Mai Nguyen
NXApp
NEXTSTEP Developer Journal
Volume 1, Issue 1
Winter 1994
FEATURES
Spreading the Wealth: DO and PDO
How and why to build applications with the Distributed Object and Portable Distributed Object systems.
Dennis Gentry
An Informal Approach to Object-Oriented Design
Ideas on how to make the move from structured programming to object-oriented design and development.
Scott Ritchie
Branching Out With Dynamic Loading
The whys and wherefores of using dynamic loading to build modular applications.
Andrew Vyrros
Automated Testing of NEXTSTEP Applications
The intricacies of performing automated testing on apps that have graphical user interfaces.
Jim Walsh and Nicholas Popp
Accessing Stored Procedures with DBKit Release 3.2
Using the MultiBinder class to get multiple sets of data through a stored procedure on a SYBAS® database server.
Mai Nguyen
DEPARTMENTS
appDidInit:
Humans are tool-making creatures--here is what's newest in your NEXTSTEP toolbox.
Shrinkwrap Corner
Understanding NeXT's market and differentiating your commercial NEXTSTEP application.
David Spitzler
Info Panel
Announcing the 1994 East Coast Developer's Conference; how to contribute to NXApp.
CREDITS AND LEGAL MATTER Editorial
Editor: Cynthia Closkey
Copy editors: Helen Casabona, Ronald Hayden
Design and production
Designer and illustrator: Nancy Serpiello
Book designer: Cindy Steinberg
Illustrator: Jeff Yaksick
Production manager: Heidi Bolen
Production coordinator: Jennifer Sherer
Circulation manager: Chona Reyes
Printer: New Life Printing
Contributions
Stephen Asbury, Dennis Gentry, Bob Lawton, Mai Nguyen, Nicholas Popp, Scott Ritchie,
Julie Saffren, Kate Smith, David Spitzler, Andrew Vyrros, JimWalsh
Technical reviews
Thomas Burkholder, Trish Conlon, Kevin Enderby, Jack Greenfield, Jeff Martin, Trey Matteson, Jim McCrory, Matt Morse, Ken Rosen, Scott Weiner, Ralph Zazula
Special thanks
John Clark Atkinson, Gary Miller, Jan Tyler, Jennifer Yu
Thanks to AV for all the great names!
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