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The LA Fox Developer Newsletter
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June
2000
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The LA Fox Developer
is the monthly newsletter of the LA Fox Developers Group. The purpose is information sharing among application developers and users working with
FoxPro.
LA Fox Address
LA
Fox
P.O. Box 6624
Huntington Beach, CA 92615-6624
LA Fox
Board of Directors
Barry R. Lee, President/Newsletter Editor
Bill Anderson, Vice President/Programs
Twila Miller, Treasurer/Membership
Jonathan Melvin
Wayne Stahnke
David Satson
Mike Cummings
George Porter
LA Fox is the oldest FoxPro developer’s group in Southern California. The newsletter contains regular columns as well as articles from other user groups.
XPro User Group
2210 Wilshire Blvd. -#161
Santa Monica, CA 90403
OC
FoxPro Developers Group
Membership/Subscription
The annual membership fee for the LA Fox Developers Group, including subscription to The LA Fox Developer Newsletter, is $48.
Disclaimer
Neither the LA Fox User Group, the XPro User Group, the OC FoxPro Developers Group, their officers or board of directors or their members make any express or implied warranties of any kind with regard to any information disseminated, including, but not limited to, warranties of merchantability and/ or fitness for a particular purpose.
Opinions provided by newsletter articles, or by speakers, members, or guests who address the meetings, are individual opinions only, and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the group. All opinions and information should be carefully considered, and the group is not liable for any incident or consequential damages in connection with, or arising out of, the furnishing or use of any information or opinions. Brand names and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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Out and About
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mented using any database or OOP language. The application implemented uses a true 3-tier architecture that isolates the presentation from, business logic, from the data logic.
The Conceptual Design Methodology presented can create a conceptual model from an existing data model and produce a web application to manipulate that data model. Then the conceptual model can be modified and a new data model, object model and web application created from the new coneptual model. The principle goal of the methodology is to be able to revise the conceptual model as needed and then quickly produce a working application to support the new model.
Elsewhere
Fountainebleau Resort Hotel and Towers, Miami, FL. Speakers have
finally been announced. For more info, visit the website at
http:/I
www.advisor.com/cmf0009p.nsf.
November 5-8, 2000, Great Lakes Great Database Workshop 2000,
Hyatt Regency, Milwaukee, WI. More affectionately known as “Whil Fest”. The fourth semi-annual (bi-annual?) Great Lakes Great Database Workshop features 20 internationally recognized Visual FoxPro and software development experts presenting over 45 different sessions on Visual FoxPro 7.0 and related areas. For more info, visit the website at
http://www.hentzenwerke.com/conference/great_lakes_2000.htm.
Since We Last Met
Not to make anyone feel bad, but if you missed the NOLA conference, you missed one heck of a conference. Strongly supported by Microsoft, the attendees learned all sorts of new stuff, as well as received a very large sneak preview of VFP7 and VS7. You can still “research” the conference by pointing your browser to the Universal Thread at
http:// www.universalthread.com
and clicking on DevConnections NOLA Report (on the left-hand side of the screen). You can even view the WebCast of the keynote address by clicking on ‘WebCast of Keynote Address” once you get to the UT NOLA Report, or by going directly to
http://
msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/nextgen/technology/keynote.asp.
I was pleasantly surprised by the cross-pollination being taken advantage of by the attendees and vendors of the three conferences...VFP, SQL, and DevCon 200 Connections.
We’ll be discussing this event more at this month’s meeting.
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