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ATL Internals: Working with ATL 8, Second Edition
By Christopher Tavares, Kirk Fertitta, Brent Rector, Chris Sells
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Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional
Pub Date: July 05, 2006
Print ISBN-10: 0-321-15962-4
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-321-15962-5
Pages: 888

Table of Contents  | Index

		Copyright
		The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series
		Foreword to the Second Edition
		Foreword to the First Edition
		Preface
		Acknowledgments
		About the Authors
		Chapter 1.  Hello, ATL
			What Is ATL?
			Creating a COM Server
			Inserting a COM Class
			Adding Properties and Methods
			Implementing Additional Interfaces
			Support for Scripting
			Adding Persistence
			Adding and Firing Events
			Using a Window
			COM Controls
			Hosting a Control
			ATL Server Web Projects
			Summary
		Chapter 2.  Strings and Text
			String Data Types, Conversion Classes, and Helper Functions
			The CComBSTR Smart BSTR Class
			The CComBSTR Class
			The CString Class
			Summary
		Chapter 3.  ATL Smart Types
			VARIANTs, SAFEARRAYs, and Interface Pointers
			The CComVariant Smart VARIANT Class
			The CComSafeArray Smart SAFEARRAY Class
			The CComPtr and CComQIPtr Smart Pointer Classes
			The CAutoPtr and CAutoVectorPtr Smart Pointer Classes
			ATL Memory Managers
			Summary
		Chapter 4.  Objects in ATL
			Implementing IUnknown
			The Layers of ATL
			Threading Model Support
			The Core of IUnknown
			Your Class
			CComObject Et Al
			ATL Creators
			Debugging
			Summary
		Chapter 5.  COM Servers
			A Review of COM Servers
			The Object Map and the CAtlModule Class
			The Object Map
			Methods Required of an Object Map Class
			The CAtlModule Class
			CComCoClass Revisited
			ATL and the C Runtime Library
			Summary
		Chapter 6.  Interface Maps
			Recall: COM Identity
			Table-Driven QueryInterface
			Multiple Inheritance
			Tear-Off Interfaces
			Aggregation: The Controlling Outer
			Interface Map Chaining
			Just Say "No"
			Debugging
			Extensibility
			Summary
		Chapter 7.  Persistence in ATL
			A Review of COM Persistence
			ATL Persistence Implementation Classes
			The Property Map
			The Persistence Implementations
			Additional Persistence Implementations
			Adding Marshal-by-Value Semantics Using Persistence
			Summary
		Chapter 8.  Collections and Enumerators
			COM Collection and Enumeration Interfaces
			Enumerating Arrays
			Enumerating Standard C++ Collections
			Collections
			Standard C++ Collections of ATL Data Types
			ATL Collections
			Object Models
			Summary
		Chapter 9.  Connection Points
			A Review of Connection Points
			Creating an ATL-Based Connectable Object
			Creating an Object That Is an Event Recipient
			How It All Works: The Messy Implementation Details
			Summary
		Chapter 10.  Windowing
			The Structure of a Windows Application
			CWindow
			CWindowImpl
			CDialogImpl
			Window Control Wrappers
			CContainedWindow
			Summary
		Chapter 11.  ActiveX Controls
			A Review of ActiveX Controls
			The BullsEye Control Requirements
			Creating the Initial Control Using the ATL Wizard
			The Initial BullsEye Source Files
			Developing the BullsEye Control Step by Step
			Summary
		Chapter 12.  Control Containment
			How Controls Are Contained
			Basic Control Containment
			Hosting a Control in a Dialog
			Composite Controls
			HTML Controls
			ATL's Control Containment Limitations
			Summary
		Chapter 13.  Hello, ATL Server: A Modern C++ Web Platform
			The Microsoft Web Platform (Internet Information Services)
			The Simplest ISAPI Extension That Could Possibly Work
			Wrapping ISAPI
			ATL Server
			Web Services in ATL Server
			Summary
		Chapter 14.  ATL Server Internals
			Implementing ISAPI in ATL Server
			Server Response Files
			An Example Request Handler
			Handling Input
			Session Management
			Data Caching
			Summary
		Appendix A.  C++ Templates by Example
			The Need for Templates
			Template Basics
			A Different Kind of Polymorphism
			Function Templates
			Member Function Templates
			Summary
		Appendix B.  ATL Header Files
		Appendix C.  Moving to ATL 8
			Strings, Character Sets, and Conversions
			Shared Classes with MFC
			Implementing COM Servers
			ActiveX Controls and Control Hosting
			ATL_MIN_CRT Changes
			Summary
		Appendix D.  Attributed ATL
			Fundamentals of ATL Attributes
			The Future of Attributed ATL
			Summary
		Index