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Inside ATL (Programming Languages/C)

ISBN: 1572318589
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1998
Pages: 127

Authors: Steve Zimmerman, George Shephard, George Shepherd

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• Cover
• LOC Page
• Dedication
• Acknowledgments
• Preface
• System Requirements
• Using the Companion CD
• Chapter 1 -- ATL: The Past, Present, and Future
• COM Frameworks
• The Future of ATL and MFC
• Conclusion
• Chapter 2 -- The Component Object Model
• The Software Game
• The Atoms of COM
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3 -- C Templates
• When Inheritance Isn t Enough
• Dumb Pointers
• Smart Pointers
• Parameterized Algorithms
• Mixing Functionality
• Applying C Templates to COM
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4 -- Getting Started: Implementing a Simple Object
• The ATL COM AppWizard
• Wizard-Generated Build Configurations
• The ProxyStub Makefile
• The ATL Object Wizard
• Using the Component
• Versioning the Coclass
• Threading Revisited
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5 -- Client-Side ATL
• Is COM Tedious?
• Smart Pointers
• Data Conversion Classes
• Simplifying IDispatch::Invoke
• Visual C Native COM Support
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6 -- Fundamentals of ATL COM Objects
• ATL Critical-Section Classes
• ATL Threading-Model Classes
• CComObjectRoot Classes
• CComObject Classes
• The ATL COM Map
• Supporting IDispatch
• Debugging Tips
• Conclusion
• Chapter 7 -- Fundamentals of ATL COM Servers
• The CComModule Class
• Self-Registration
• Class Objects
• The ATL Object Map
• Activation
• Server Lifetime Management
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8 -- Advanced Class Composition Techniques
• Object Identity
• ATL and QueryInterface
• Interface Map Macros
• ATL s Normal Interface Map Macros
• Dynamic Composition Techniques
• Conclusion
• Chapter 9 -- The ATL Wizards in Depth
• Creating COM Servers
• ATL-Based DLLs
• ATL-Based EXEs
• ATL-Based Services
• All the Different Kinds of ATL-Based Classes
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10 -- ATL and ActiveX Controls
• ATL vs. MFC
• Controls by ATL
• More Wizard Options for Controls
• About the Sample
• Basic Control Architecture
• Developing the Control
• ATL s Property Page Classes
• ATL and Developer Tools
• Property Pages for an ATL-Based Control
• Ambient Properties
• Connections and Events in an ATL-Based Control
• Conclusion
• Chapter 11 -- Persistence
• Persistence Interfaces
• ATL Persistence Implementations
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12 -- ATL and Connection Points
• How Connections Work
• How ATL Implements Connections
• Client-Side Event Sink
• Conclusion
• Chapter 13 -- Using ActiveX Controls in Different Development Environments
• Integrating with Visual Basic
• Integrating with Visual C
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14 -- ATL Window Classes
• CWindow
• CWindowImpl
• The Window-Class Macros
• The Message Map
• CDialogImpl, CAxDialogImpl, and CSimpleDialog
• CAxHostWindow and CAxWindow
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15 -- Enumerators and Collections
• Collection Objects in ATL
• Enumerator Objects
• Conclusion
• Chapter 16 -- Writing Applications with ATL
• Creating a Project
• Creating the Main Frame Window
• Adding a Status Bar and a Toolbar
• Creating a View
• Creating a Document
• Separating the Behavior from the View Window
• Persistence
• What s Missing
• Conclusion
• Chapter 17 -- ATL and Beyond
• Context-Based Programming
• Microsoft Component Services
• Conclusion
• Footnotes
• About the Authors
• About This Electronic Book