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Preface

Ch. 1. Introduction

Ch. 2. The Framework and Application

Ch. 3. The Logon Framework

Ch. 4. Using the Logon Module

Introduction

Using the Logon Framework

VMS Motors Logon Window

XML Response File

Logon Application Parameters

Logon SAX Handler

Putting It All Together

Generating a Resizable Logon Window

Summary

Ch. 5. The Multiple Document Interface

Ch. 6. Using the Frame

Ch. 7. Adding a Status Bar to the Frame

Ch. 8. Using the Status Bar Module

Ch. 9. Adding a Menu Bar to the Frame

Ch. 10. Using the Menu Bar Module

Ch. 11. Rich Table Control

Ch. 12. Using the Rich Table Control

Ch. 13. The Wizard Control

Ch. 14. Using the Wizard Module

Ch. 15. 2D Pie Chart

Ch. 16. Using the 2D Pie Chart Module

Ch. 17. 2D Bar Chart

Ch. 18. Using the 2D Bar Chart Module

Ch. 19. Tab Control

Ch. 20. Using the Tab Control

Ch. 21. Web Services

Ch. 22. Using the Web Service

Using the Logon Framework

Having built our enterprise framework logon module, we can now use this functionality for the VMS Motors application case study. Figure 4-1 shows the object model to implement the logon functionality.

Figure 4-1. VMS Motors logon object model.

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Chapter 4. Using the Logon Module > Using the Logon Framework

Using the Logon Framework

Figure 4-1. VMS Motors logon object model.