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Programming Server-Side Applications for Microsoft Windows 2000 (Microsoft Programming)

ISBN: 0735607532
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2000
Pages: 126

Authors: Jeffrey Richter, Jason Clark

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• Cover
• LOC Page
• Dedication
• Introduction
• What s in This Book
• This Book Has No Mistakes
• The CD-ROM and System Requirements
• Support
• Thanks for Your Help
• Chapter 1 -- The Discipline of Service Development
• Fault Tolerance and Tidy Code
• Scalability and Performance
• Administration
• Security
• Why Develop a Service?
• Network Communication
• Chapter 2 -- Device IO and Interthread Communication
• Opening and Closing Devices
• Working with File Devices
• Performing Synchronous Device IO
• Basics of Asynchronous Device IO
• Receiving Completed IO Request Notifications
• Chapter 3 -- Service Applications
• The Windows Service Communication Architecture
• Service Control Programs that Ship with Windows
• The Windows Service Application Architecture
• Control Codes and Status Reporting
• Service Issues
• Debugging a Service
• The TimeService Sample Service
• The TimeClient Sample Application
• Chapter 4 -- Service Control Programs
• Adding a Service to the SCM s Database
• Deleting a Service from the SCM s Database
• Starting and Controlling a Service
• Reconfiguring a Service
• Locking the SCM s Database
• Miscellaneous Service Control Program Functions
• The SuperSCP Sample Application
• Chapter 5 -- The System Registry
• The System Registry Structure
• Registry Conventions
• Working with Registry Keys
• Working with Registry Values
• Storing Data in the System Registry
• Accessing the Registry Remotely
• Using the System Registry Efficiently
• Registry Change Notifications
• Maintaining a Clean Registry
• More Registry Functions
• Chapter 6 -- Event Logging
• What Is the Event Log?
• Reporting Events
• Building Message DLLs and EXEs
• Reading the Event Log
• Chapter 7 -- Performance Monitoring
• Performance-Monitoring Perspectives
• The Architecture of Performance Objects and Counters
• Collecting Performance Data
• Performance Information Data Structures
• Debugging Your Performance Counter DLL
• The HWInputMon Sample Application
• Synchronizing Access to the Counter Values
• Chapter 8 -- Windows Management Instrumentation
• WMI Architecture
• WMI Tools
• WMI Data Organization
• Core Service-Related Classes Provided by WMI
• Events
• The TimeServiceProvider Sample WMI Provider
• Permanent Configuration Settings
• Chapter 9 -- Managing Trustees
• What Is a Trustee?
• Security Tools in Windows 2000
• Administering Trustee Accounts
• Understanding SIDs
• Understanding Privileges and Account Rights
• Reasons to Create a Trustee
• The TrusteeMan Sample Application
• Chapter 10 -- Access Control
• Introduction to Access Control
• Programming for Access Control
• Chapter 11 -- User Context
• Understanding User Context
• Programming User Context
• Modifying Token Information
• Using a Token to Execute Code
• Restricted Tokens
• Chapter 12 -- Secure Connectivity
• Encryption
• Security Protocols
• Windows 2000 Developer Services
• Programming for Secure Connectivity
• SSL with the SSPI
• Applying Secure Communication
• Appendix A -- The Build Environment
• The CmnHdr.h Header File
• Forcing the Linker to Look for a (w)WinMain Entry-Point Function
• Windows Version Build Option
• Unicode Build Option
• Windows Definitions and Warning Level 4
• The pragma Message Helper Macro
• The chINRANGE, chDIMOF, and chSIZEOFSTRING Macros
• The chROUNDDOWN and chROUNDUP Inline Template Functions
• The chBEGINTHREADEX Macro
• DebugBreak Improvement for x86 Platforms
• Creating Software Exception Codes
• The chMB Macro
• The chASSERT and chVERIFY Macros
• The chHANDLE_DLGMSG Macro
• The chSETDLGICONS Macro
• Making Sure the Host System Supports Unicode
• The OS Version Check Inline Functions
• The CSystemInfo C Class
• Appendix B -- The Class Library
• The Ensure Cleanup Template C Class (EnsureCleanup.h)
• The Print Buffer C Class (PrintBuf.h)
• The Auto Buffer Template C Class (AutoBuf.h)
• The UI Layout C Class (UILayout.h)
• The IO Completion Port C Class (IOCP.h)
• The Security Information C Class (SecInfo.h)
• About the Author
• Jason D. Clark
• About This Electronic Book
• About Microsoft Press