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Chapter 1: COM and .NET
Listing 1-1: ManagedDelete.cpp
Chapter 3: Using COM Components in .NET Code
Listing 3-1: ConvertTlb.cs
Listing 3-2: ReadPtr.cpp
Listing 3-3: TestEvents1
Chapter 4: Using .NET Components in COM Applications
Listing 4-1: Converter.cs
Listing 4-2: LittleString.cs
Listing 4-3: UseNetControl.cpp
Listing 4-4: TimeBox.cs
Listing 4-5: Account.cs
Chapter 5: An Overview of COM+ Coding for .NET
Listing 5-1: MyMath.cs (Component)
Listing 5-2: MyMath.cs (ServicedComponent)
Chapter 6: Attributed Programming
Listing 6-1: TestObject.cpp
Listing 6-2: Defs.h
Listing 6-3: MyServer.cpp
Listing 6-4: EvtSrc.h
Listing 6-5: EvtSrc.cpp
Listing 6-6: EvtClient.cpp
Chapter 7: ATL and ATL Server
Listing 7-1: SimpleArray.cpp
Listing 7-2: AtlArray.cpp
Listing 7-3: SafeArray.cpp
Listing 7-4: SimpleString.cpp
Listing 7-5: CStringT.cpp
Listing 7-6: AtlMacros.cpp
Listing 7-7: AtlSecurity.cpp
Listing 7-8: WebClient.cpp
Chapter 8: A Simple COM+ Example
Listing 8-1: MyMath.cs
Listing 8-2: A simple component client
Listing 8-3: CompName.cs
Listing 8-4: CompName client code
Listing 8-5: Obtaining the constructor string
Listing 8-6: Constructor string
Chapter 9: Working with Disconnected Applications
Listing 9-1: Creating a message
Listing 9-2: Retrieving a message
Listing 9-3: Creating a Listener/Player component
Listing 9-4: Creating a data encapsulation component
Listing 9-5: Creating a message queue component
Listing 9-6: An example of a managed client
Chapter 10: Creating Subscriptions
Listing 10-1: Simple event object
Listing 10-2: Simple event publisher
Listing 10-3: Component style subscriber
Listing 10-4: Application subscription common code
Listing 10-6: A permanent subscription example
Listing 10-5: A transient subscription example
Chapter 11: Web Application Scenarios
Listing 11-1: The SOAP Quick Test application
Listing 11-2: A simple data access component
Listing 11-3: A simple Help access page
Chapter 12: Interacting with Unmanaged Code
Listing 12-1: Class1.cs from the project CsLastError
Listing 12-2: InvokeMsgBox.cpp
Listing 12-3: Using
unsafe
on Platform Invoke prototype declarations
Listing 12-4: Class1.cs from the CsFixed project
Listing 12-5: CppPin.cpp
Chapter 13: Advanced Interaction
Listing 13-1: GcRootDemo.cpp
Listing 13-2: CppLoadLib.cpp
Listing 13-3: CppCallback.cpp
Listing 13-4: The Class1.cs file from the Delegates sample
Chapter 14: Working with Predefined Interfaces
Listing 14-1: Unmanaged version of the
IComponent
interface
Listing 14-2: The managed form of the MMC_NOTIFY_TYPE enumeration
Listing 14-3: The converted form of the
IObjectSafety
interface
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COM Programming with Microsoft .NET
ISBN: 0735618755
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 140
Authors:
John Paul Mueller
,
Julian Templeman
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Database Modeling with MicrosoftВ® Visio for Enterprise Architects (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems)
Introduction
Getting Started
Configuring, Manipulating, and Reusing ORM Models
Mapping ORM Models to Logical Database Models
Reverse Engineering Physical Schemas to Logical Models
Cisco Voice Gateways and Gatekeepers
The Role of IP-to-IP Gateways
Review Questions
Applications for Connecting to an IP WAN
Review Questions
Dial Plan Considerations
Logistics and Retail Management: Emerging Issues and New Challenges in the Retail Supply Chain
The Internationalization of the Retail Supply Chain
Logistics in Tesco: Past, Present and Future
Temperature-Controlled Supply Chains
Rethinking Efficient Replenishment in the Grocery Sector
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems: Issues in Implementation
Oracle SQL*Plus: The Definitive Guide (Definitive Guides)
Saving Your Work
Formatting Object Columns
An Excel-Specific HTML Hack
Exploring Your Database
The Site and User Profiles
Cultural Imperative: Global Trends in the 21st Century
Culture and Religion
Cognitive Processes
The Pacific Rim: The Fourth Cultural Ecology
The China Phenomenon
Conclusion
Digital Character Animation 3 (No. 3)
Chapter One. Basics of Character Design
Understanding Motion
Animation Interfaces
Conclusion
Acting and the Body
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