December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
400 pages
9h 25m
English
The wizard interface is frequently seen in our everyday use of business applications. For example, when creating pivot tables using Microsoft Excel, the program takes you through a series of questions that are used to format and build the specific table that you require. This design is highly intuitive and user-friendly, and it provides the impression of a sophisticated application. The architecture displayed in Figure 13-1 illustrates the object model for the COM.ENT-CURL.WIZARD package.

The remainder of this chapter will discuss the classes introduced in the wizard object model in Figure 13-1, describing ...
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