The Implementation of Dynamic Drawing in MIS Based on GDI+ and.NET Component Technology
Liqun Gao
Abstract
Liqun Gao
Abstract
Component technology is the future development of the object-oriented technology,the developing effiency of MIS has been improved greatly with the application of component technology,also the architecture of MIS.The.NET of Microsoft posts an efficient solution to the development of the complicated software.This paper conforms to thinking of software component,applies the GDI+ and.NET component technology to the Management Information System to generate the dynamic drawing.By this means,the development of software system becomes easier and efficient,the expansibility of the system becomes better,and the maintenance also becomes more convenient.
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Component technology is the future development of the object-oriented technology,the developing effiency of MIS has been improved greatly with the application of component technology,also the architecture of MIS.The.NET of Microsoft posts an efficient solution to the development of the complicated software.This paper conforms to thinking of software component,applies the GDI+ and.NET component technology to the Management Information System to generate the dynamic drawing.By this means,the development of software system becomes easier and efficient,the expansibility of the system becomes better,and the maintenance also becomes more convenient.
Key concepts: Component (thermodynamics), Computer science, Component Object Model, Component-based software engineering, Software, Net (polyhedron), Object-oriented programming, Software engineering