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The .NET and COM Interoperability Handbook (Integrated .Net)
The .NET and COM Interoperability Handbook (Integrated .Net)
ISBN: 013046130X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 119
Authors:
Alan Gordon
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Table of Contents
Copyright
The Integrated .NET Series From Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR
About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter One. What s in a Name?
Microsoft .NET
XML Web Services
The .NET Framework
The .NET Framework SDK
The CLR
The .NET Framework Class Library
ADO.NET
ASP.NET
Windows Forms
Other Microsoft.NET Technologies
Stale .NET-Related Names
Comparing .NET to Java
Summary
Chapter Two. Comparing COM and .NET
What is a Software Component?
What Is a Software Bus?
Life Cycle Management
Programming Language Independence
Location Transparency
Extensibility
Versioning
Summary
Chapter Three. Exploring the CLR
Describing The CLR
Defining Managed Code and Managed Data
Types
Assemblies
MSIL
How the Runtime Locates Assemblies
Garbage Collection
Code Access Security
Summary
Chapter Four. A Quick Introduction to C
Getting Started with C
Creating a Simple Hello World Application
Compiling and Linking the Hello World Application
The Basic Operators in C
The Primitive Types Available in C
Creating and Manipulating a String in C
Creating and Using an Array in C
Declaring classes in C
Using Inheritance in C
Flow of Control Constructs
Exception Handling in C
Summary
Chapter Five. Using Visual Studio .NET
Introduction
Summary
Chapter Six. An Introduction to COM Interop
Introduction
COM Interop
Using COM Objects from .NET Clients
Using .NET Objects from COM Clients
Platform Invoke
Summary
Chapter Seven. Advanced .NET to COM Interop
Object Life Cycle Implications
Using COM Events in Managed Code
Using COM-Rich Error Information in Managed Code
Multithreading and COM Apartments
Primary Interop Assemblies
Advanced Interop Marshaling Considerations
Using ActiveX Controls in Managed Code
Performance Considerations
Advanced Aspects of PInvoke
Summary
Chapter Eight. Advanced COM to .NET Interop
Object Creation
Object Life-Cycle Implications
Overloaded Methods
COM Apartments
Using Types from the .NET Framework Class Library
Class Interfaces Revisited
Rich Error Information
Using Windows Forms Controls
ComVisible
Handling Managed Events from a COM Client
Deploying COMWin32 Applications That Use .NET Components
Summary
Chapter Nine. Using COM(Enterprise Services)
A Couple of Big Caveats
Creating a Serviced Component
Creating a Client
The Implementation of the Serviced Component Methods
Summary
Chapter Ten. XML Web Services
Web Services: The Big Picture
The ASP.NET Web Services Infrastructure
Creating a Simple Web Service
Creating and Consuming a Web Service with Visual Studio .NET
XML Web Services and Data
Returning Data Using a Dataset
Transactions
Summary
Chapter Eleven. .NET Remoting
Why Do We Need .NET Remoting?
.NET Remoting Architecture
Categories of Remotable Types
A Simple .NET Remoting Client and Server
Configuration
Code Organization
Soapsuds
Hosting Your Server in IIS
Interoperation Between COM and Web Services
Summary
Chapter Twelve. Migration and Interop Strategies
Migration versus Interop
Vertical Migration
Horizontal Migration
The .NET and COM Interoperability Handbook (Integrated .Net)
ISBN: 013046130X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 119
Authors:
Alan Gordon
BUY ON AMAZON
Visual C# 2005 How to Program (2nd Edition)
Exercises
Arithmetic
User-Defined Types in Web Services
F.4. W3C XHTML Validation Service
J.8. Class BankDatabase
Microsoft VBScript Professional Projects
Conditional Logic and Iterative Structures
Project Case Study Desktop Customization and Deployment
Customizing the Desktop
Customizing the Start Menu and Quick Launch Toolbar
Scheduling Disk Maintenance
.NET-A Complete Development Cycle
The Initial Use Case Model
Refining Requirements for 3D Text Display
Conclusion
Database Access with ADO.NET
Software Maintenance
Python Standard Library (Nutshell Handbooks) with
The time Module
Network Protocols
Overview
The smtplib Module
Implementation Support Modules
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Programmers Cookbook (Pro-Developer)
XML
Network Programming
Windows Programming
Windows Controls
Remoting and Enterprise Services
Digital Character Animation 3 (No. 3)
Creating Characters
Refining Rigs
Conclusion
Chapter Eight. Animal Motion
Conclusion
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