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Designing Component-Based Applications

ISBN: 0735605238
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1997
Pages: 98

Authors: Mary Kirtland

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• Cover
• LOC Page
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Contents Overview
• The Tools You Need
• The Sample Code
• Part I: Technology Overview
• Chapter 1 -- Windows DNA
• Business Problems, Architectural Solutions
• Windows DNA Architecture
• Summary
• Chapter 2 -- The Component Object Model
• Why COM?
• The COM Programming Model
• Distributed COM
• Automation
• Summary
• Chapter 3 -- Data Access Fundamentals
• Why MDAC?
• Accessing Data
• OLE DB
• ActiveX Data Objects
• Remote Data Service
• Summary
• Chapter 4 -- Microsoft Transaction Server
• Why MTS?
• The Many Faces of MTS
• The Application Server Programming Model
• Summary
• Chapter 5 -- Active Server Pages
• Why ASP?
• Three-Tier Application Architectures
• Integration with MTS
• Summary
• Chapter 6 -- Extending the Reach of MTS
• COM on UNIX
• XA Interoperability
• COM Transaction Integrator
• Microsoft Message Queue Server
• Summary
• Part II: Building Applications
• Chapter 7 -- Application Definition and Modeling
• Creating an Application Definition
• Modeling the Application
• Defining the Physical Architecture
• Summary
• Chapter 8 -- Building Data Objects
• Moving from Design to Implementation
• Implementing Components for MTS
• Data Object Technologies
• Implementing Data Objects
• Summary
• Chapter 9 -- Building Business Objects
• Moving from Design to Implementation
• Implementing Components for MTS
• Building Business Objects
• Summary
• Chapter 10 -- Packaging the Components
• Packages
• Designing Packages
• Building Packages
• Summary
• Chapter 11 -- Building the Presentation Layer
• Moving from Design to Implementation
• Implementing Presentation Layers
• Implementing the Island Hopper Application Presentation Layer
• Summary
• Chapter 12 -- Debugging and Troubleshooting
• Component-Level Testing
• Local Testing
• Testing the Distributed Application
• Summary
• Chapter 13 -- Performance Validation
• Why Validate?
• The Validation Process
• Common Bottlenecks
• Summary
• Chapter 14 -- Deploying Your Distributed Application
• Choosing a Topology
• The Deployment Process
• Summary
• Part III: Beyond MTS
• Chapter 15 -- Extending the Application
• Developing Components with COMTI
• Developing Applications with MSMQ
• Summary
• Chapter 16 -- COM
• Moving Forward with COM and MTS
• New Services for Enterprise Applications
• Summary
• Appendix -- About the 3-2-1 Program
• Bibliography
• Analysis and Design
• General Distributed Computing Technologies
• Microsoft Technologies
• About the Author