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Inside Server-Based Applications (DV-MPS General)

ISBN: 1572318171
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1999
Pages: 91

Authors: J. Reilly Douglas

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• Cover
• LOC Page
• Dedication
• Preface
• Who Should Read This Book?
• About the Examples and the Companion CD-ROM
• Overview
• The Way I Work
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1 -- Server-Based Development
• What Is a Server?
• The Growth of Server-Based Development
• What Makes Server-Based Development Different?
• Server-Based Applications
• Win32 Support for Server-Based Programming
• A Peek at SQL Server
• Conclusion
• Chapter 2 -- Server-Based Development 101
• Multitasking Basics
• Multithreading
• Synchronization Objects
• Creating a New Thread
• Chapter 3 -- The Service API
• What Is the Service API?
• Who Runs the Service?
• Hello, Service API World
• A C Framework for Windows 2000 Services
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4 -- Impersonation APIs
• Windows 2000 Security Overview
• Impersonation Basics
• Classes of Impersonation
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5 -- Event Logging
• The Event Logging API
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6 -- Remote Access Service API
• RAS API Overview
• An Example Using RasDial
• Other Uses for RAS
• Conclusion
• Chapter 7 -- Telephony API and the Messaging API
• TAPI
• MAPI
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8 -- The ODBC API
• What ODBC Provides
• ODBC Alternatives
• ODBC Components
• ODBC Classes
• ODBC Traps and Pitfalls
• Chapter 9 -- Active Server Pages
• What Is an Active Server Page?
• ASP Strengths
• ASP Weaknesses
• Objects Available in ASP Applications
• Active Server Page Examples
• Conclusion
• Chapter 10 -- Internet Server API (ISAPI)
• DLL Review
• ISAPI Overview
• A Simple ISAPI Extension
• Another Use for an ISAPI Extension
• Conclusion
• Chapter 11 -- ISAPI Filters
• ISAPI Filter Overview
• A Sample ISAPI Filter
• MFC ISAPI Filters
• Conclusion
• Chapter 12 -- ClientServer Communication APIs
• Can We Talk? How Clients and Servers Communicate
• Dispatching Communication Requests
• A Generalized Client Communication Class
• Conclusion
• Chapter 13 -- Integrating with SQL Server
• Transact-SQL
• Conclusion
• Chapter 14 -- A Traditional Service Application
• A Network Monitor
• Monitoring Task Functions
• Conclusion
• Chapter 15 -- Administering a Service Application on the Web
• Using ASP to Monitor MonitorService
• Using ISAPI to Monitor MonitorService
• Conclusion
• Appendix A -- Setting Up Virtual Directories in IIS
• Conclusion
• Appendix B -- Reacting to Service Failures
• Bibliography
• About the Author