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Introduction
to Enterprise Development
-
Components
Based Development
-
Distributed
Application Architecture
-
Benefits
of Distributed Applications
-
Windows
DNA
Designing
Components
-
The
COM Interface
- Interfaces
with Visual Basic
- Interface
Contracts
- How
Components Work
Creating
Components in Visual Basic
- Visual
Basic Class Modules
- Creating
Classes
- Building
a COM Server
- Component
Registration
- Component
Versioning
Configuring
COM Servers
- In-Process
vs Out-of-Process Components
- Vtable
vs DispID Binding (Dual Interfaces)
- Class
Instancing
- Threading
- Outbound
Interfaces (Events)
- Enumeration
Distributed
COM
- Remote
Procedures Calls
- DCOM
on the Server
- DCOM
on the Client
- DCOM
Security
- DCOMCNFG.EXE,
RemoteAuto Connection Manager
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Using
COM+ Services
- What’s
New in COM +
- Administering
COM+
- COM+
Interfaces
- Shared
Property Manager (SPM)
COM+
Transactions and Security
- COM+
Transactions
- Component
Sate and Stateless Objects
- Understanding
Traditional Transaction Processing and COM+ Transactions
- COM+
Security, Declarative and Programmatic
- Deploying
COM+ Applications
COM+
Applications
- Queued
Components
- COM+
Event System
- COM+
Catalog Administration
Designing
Distributed Applications with COM+
- Distributed
Applications
- Data
Tier
- ActiveX
Data Objects (ADO)
- Transporting
Data Between Tiers and the many options
Designing
Internet Application with COM+
- COM+
and IIS
- IIS
and Transactions
- COM+
and ASP Pages
- Building
Components for ASP Pages
Introduction
to the .Net Platform
- The
.Net Framework, Common Language Runtime
- Programming
Class Libraries
- XML
in .Net
- Visual
Studio .Net (Languages and IDE
- ASP+,
Web Services
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