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Programming Distributed Applications with Com and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Programming/Visual Basic)
Programming Distributed Applications with Com and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Programming/Visual Basic)
ISBN: 1572319615
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1998
Pages: 72
Authors:
Ted Pattison
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Cover
LOC Page
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Learning COM from the Visual Basic Perspective
Who This Book Is For
Chapter 1 -- An Overview of Distributed COM
What Is COM?
The Move from Two-Tier to N-Tier Architecture
Distributed Development on Windows NT Server
How Do You Get up to Speed and Stay Afloat?
Chapter 2 -- Understanding Interface-Based Programming
Classes, Objects, and Clients
Implementation Inheritance
Separating the Interface from the Implementation
Using Interfaces in Your Application Designs
Chapter 3 -- Exploring COM Internals
The Birth of COM
Initial COM Design Requirements
Examining the COM Infrastructure
Chapter 4 -- Understanding COM Objects
The IUnknown Interface
Automation
Taking COM out of Process
Objects and Servers
Chapter 5 -- COM Servers
Component Packaging
Building a Server
Component Versioning
Server Design Issues
HRESULTs and COM Exceptions
Designing Servers
Chapter 6 -- Designing Interfaces
Managing Interface Design
Designing Remote Interfaces
Objects and the Universal Marshaler
Outbound Interfaces
Chapter 7 -- Exploring Apartments and Multithreading
A Win32 Threading Primer
Multithreading with Visual Basic
Multithreading in a Form-Based Application
Threading in the COM Era
When Do You Really Need Multithreading?
Chapter 8 -- Examining Remote Activation
RPC and COM
Server-Side Configuration
Client-Side Configuration
Using Distributed COM Across a Firewall
Evaluating the Initial Release of Distributed COM
Chapter 9 -- The MTS Run-Time Environment
Deploying MTS Components
The MTS Executive
The MTS Concurrency Model
Developing MTS Components
Chapter 10 -- Programming Transactions
Fundamentals of Transaction Processing
Distributed Transactions
MTS and Declarative Transactions
Chapter 11 -- Programming with Microsoft Message Queue
Why Are Queues Important?
The MSMQ Network
Installing MSMQ
Programming MSMQ Objects
Using Transactional Messages
Using Auxiliary Queues
Chapter 12 -- Designing Distributed Applications
The MTS Security Model
Sharing Global Data Across MTS Objects
Creating Web-Based Applications
Creating Middleware for a Distributed Application
Programming Distributed Applications with Com and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (Programming/Visual Basic)
ISBN: 1572319615
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1998
Pages: 72
Authors:
Ted Pattison
BUY ON AMAZON
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