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COM+ Programming. A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL
COM+ Programming. A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL
ISBN: 130886742
EAN: N/A
Year: 2000
Pages: 129
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Page #7 (Introduction)
Page #8 (About This Book)
Page #9 (Choice of Language)
Page #10 (Prerequisites)
Page #11 (Sample Code)
Page #12 (References)
Page #13 (Chapter Organization)
Page #14 (Companion CD)
Page #15 (Acknowledgments)
Page #16 (Part I: The Foundation)
Page #17 (Chapter 1. The Component Model)
Page #18 (Component Reusability)
Page #19 (Traditional Software Reusability)
Page #20 (Reference Hardware Components)
Page #21 (Simulation Program)
Page #22 (Role of the Linker and the OS Loader)
Page #23 (Dynamic Link Library)
Page #24 (Fixing a Defect)
Page #25 (Hardware Component Model)
Page #26 (Separating Interface from Implementation)
Page #27 (Common Aspects of C Language)
Page #28 (Virtual Methods in C and Memory Layout)
Page #29 (Interface as an Abstract Base Class)
Page #30 (Dynamic Selection of a Component)
Page #31 (Extending the Interface Functionality)
Page #32 (Managing the Lifetime of an Object)
Page #33 (Optimizations)
Page #34 (Error Reporting)
Page #35 (The Essence of COM)
Page #36 (Summary)
Page #37 (References)
Page #38 (Chapter 2. Designing Interfaces)
Page #39 (Why a New Language?)
Page #40 (Interface Definition Language (IDL))
Page #41 (IDL Design Goals)
Page #42 (Processing IDL Files)
Page #43 (IDL File Structure)
Page #44 (IDL Syntax)
Page #45 (Automation)
Page #46 (Interfaces and Marshaling)
Page #47 (Memory Management)
Page #48 (Organizing Multiple IDL Files)
Page #49 (Putting It All Together)
Page #50 (Summary)
Page #51 (References)
Page #52 (Chapter 3. Components)
Page #53 (From C to COMA Quick Tour)
Page #54 (Revisiting C Code)
Page #55 (Implementing COM Objects)
Page #56 (Tear-Off Interfaces)
Page #57 (Reusing Components)
Page #58 (Error Reporting)
Page #59 (Summary)
Page #60 (References)
Page #61 (Part II: The Extension)
Page #62 (Chapter 4. Essence of COM)
Page #63 (Enterprise Systems)
Page #64 (Three-Tier Architecture)
Page #65 (COM Simplified Development)
Page #66 (Summary)
Page #67 (References)
Page #68 (Chapter 5. COM Programming Model)
Page #69 (Attribute-Based Programming)
Page #70 (COM Context)
Page #71 (Object Context)
Page #72 (Call Context)
Page #73 (Object Activation)
Page #74 (Summary)
Page #75 (References)
Page #76 (Chapter 6. Concurrency)
Page #77 (Multithread Programming)
Page #78 (Apartments)
Page #79 (Configuration Settings)
Page #80 (Apartments and Standard Marshaling)
Page #81 (Cross-Context Access)
Page #82 (Developing Thread-Safe COM Code)
Page #83 (Summary)
Page #84 (References)
Page #85 (Chapter 7. Security)
Page #86 (The COM Security Model)
Page #87 (Declarative Security)
Page #88 (Server-Side Security Programming)
Page #89 (Client-Side Security Programming)
Page #90 (Summary)
Page #91 (References)
Page #92 (Chapter 8. Transactions)
Page #93 (The Stock Trader)
Page #94 (Transaction Theory)
Page #95 (COM Support for Transactions)
Page #96 (The Architecture)
Page #97 (Compensating Resource Manager)
Page #98 (Summary)
Page #99 (References)
Page #100 (Chapter 9. Message Queuing)
Page #101 (Message-Based Queuing)
Page #102 (MSMQ Overview)
Page #103 (MSMQ COM Components)
Page #104 (Queued Components)
Page #105 (Summary)
Page #106 (References)
Page #107 (Chapter 10. Events)
Page #108 (Introduction)
Page #109 (Tightly Coupled Events (TCEs))
Page #110 (Loosely Coupled Events (LCEs))
Page #111 (Summary)
Page #112 (References)
Page #113 (Chapter 11. Scalability)
Page #114 (Introduction)
Page #115 (Resource Dispensers)
Page #116 (Just-in-Time (JIT) Activation)
Page #117 (Object Pooling)
Page #118 (Asynchronous Method Calls)
Page #119 (COM Pipes)
Page #120 (Summary)
Page #121 (References)
Page #122 (Chapter 12. Administration)
Page #123 (Overview)
Page #124 (COM Administration Object Model)
Page #125 (Programming Considerations)
Page #126 (Some Common Administrative Tasks)
Page #127 (Future Enhancements)
Page #128 (Summary)
COM+ Programming. A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL
ISBN: 130886742
EAN: N/A
Year: 2000
Pages: 129
BUY ON AMAZON
Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Development (2nd Edition)
Using Templates to Replicate Design Changes
Understanding the Info List
Creating an Agent
Working with Lists
Output
MySQL Clustering
Ensuring That MySQL Cluster Works
Adding Tables
Indexes
Displaying the Status of the Cluster/Controlling Nodes
Logging Commands
Information Dashboard Design: The Effective Visual Communication of Data
All That Glitters Is Not Gold
Cluttering the Display with Useless Decoration
Applying the Principles of Visual Perception to Dashboard Design
Test Your Design for Usability
Sample Sales Dashboard
Web Systems Design and Online Consumer Behavior
Chapter II Information Search on the Internet: A Causal Model
Chapter IV How Consumers Think About Interactive Aspects of Web Advertising
Chapter VI Web Site Quality and Usability in E-Commerce
Chapter VII Objective and Perceived Complexity and Their Impacts on Internet Communication
Chapter XIII Shopping Agent Web Sites: A Comparative Shopping Environment
Comparing, Designing, and Deploying VPNs
VPN Devices
Benefits and Drawbacks of L2TPv3-Based L2VPNs
Advantages and Disadvantages of IPsec Site-to-Site VPNs
Summary
Summary: Comparing VPLS and IPLS
DNS & BIND Cookbook
Adding a Domain Name in a Subdomain Without Creating a New Zone
Measuring a Name Servers Performance
Delegating Reverse-Mapping for Networks with Non-Octet Masks
Preventing a Name Server from Responding to DNS Traffic from Certain Networks
Sending syslog Output to Another Host
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