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Microsoft's DCOM is the key technology for enterprise development for the Windows platform. Written for the working Visual Basic developer or project manager, Programming Distributed Applications with COM and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 introduces the basics of DCOM objects in a clear style. All examples are written in Visual Basic, and the reader learns about new Microsoft BackOffice technologies such as Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) (for transaction processing) and Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ) (for message queuing). If your shop uses Microsoft tools, Visual Basic 6 stands ready to write today's scalable distributed applications using DCOM. This well-organized text shows you how DCOM works and what advantages it offers for today's enterprise developer using Visual Basic 6. --Richard Dragan
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In order to create scalable, distributed objects with Visual Basic, a programmer must understand the underlying architecture and complexities of Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM)-information that until now has been primarily available in resources aimed at the C++ programmer. PROGRAMMING DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS WITH COM AND MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC 6.0 teaches COM fundamentals in language Visual Basic programmers understand, and explains how to exploit the significant COM-based capabilities in Visual Basic 6.0. Businesses that can leverage existing VB proficiency to develop business objects in the middle tier can realize tremendous gains in their enterprise development strategy.
Microsoft's DCOM is the key technology for enterprise development for the Windows platform. Written for the working Visual Basic developer or project manager, Programming Distributed Applications with COM and Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 introduces the basics of DCOM objects in a clear style. All examples are written in Visual Basic, and the reader learns about new Microsoft BackOffice technologies such as Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) (for transaction processing) and Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ) (for message queuing). If your shop uses Microsoft tools, Visual Basic 6 stands ready to write today's scalable distributed applications using DCOM. This well-organized text shows you how DCOM works and what advantages it offers for today's enterprise developer using Visual Basic 6. --Richard Dragan
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In order to create scalable, distributed objects with Visual Basic, a programmer must understand the underlying architecture and complexities of Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM)-information that until now has been primarily available in resources aimed at the C++ programmer. PROGRAMMING DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS WITH COM AND MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC 6.0 teaches COM fundamentals in language Visual Basic programmers understand, and explains how to exploit the significant COM-based capabilities in Visual Basic 6.0. Businesses that can leverage existing VB proficiency to develop business objects in the middle tier can realize tremendous gains in their enterprise development strategy.
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This chapter briefly describes what the Component Object Model (COM) is, where COM came from, and why you need to understand this technology to work in a distributed Windows NT environment. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
doomed flag, universal marshaler, transaction support attribute, class factory object, context wrapper, creatable class, string parsing technique, persistable classes, binary reuse, happy flag, wizard bar, parameterized information, public class module, threading mode, data access code, launching user, transactional queue, activation request, stateless programming, outbound interface, resource dispenser, first method call, automation clients, response queue, root object Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
End Sub, Private Sub, Microsoft Transaction Server, Project Properties, Set Dog, Quantity As Long, Customer As String, Microsoft Windows, Product As String, Sub Main, Driver Manager, Microsoft Message Queue, Service Control Manager, Public Sub, Object Browser, Programming Distributed Applications, Apartment Threaded, Internet Information Server, Unattended Execution, Begin Transaction, Distributed Transaction Coordinator, Packages Installed, Programming Transactions, Remote Server Files, Rolls As Integer New!
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This chapter briefly describes what the Component Object Model (COM) is, where COM came from, and why you need to understand this technology to work in a distributed Windows NT environment. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
doomed flag, universal marshaler, transaction support attribute, class factory object, context wrapper, creatable class, string parsing technique, persistable classes, binary reuse, happy flag, wizard bar, parameterized information, public class module, threading mode, data access code, launching user, transactional queue, activation request, stateless programming, outbound interface, resource dispenser, first method call, automation clients, response queue, root object Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
End Sub, Private Sub, Microsoft Transaction Server, Project Properties, Set Dog, Quantity As Long, Customer As String, Microsoft Windows, Product As String, Sub Main, Driver Manager, Microsoft Message Queue, Service Control Manager, Public Sub, Object Browser, Programming Distributed Applications, Apartment Threaded, Internet Information Server, Unattended Execution, Begin Transaction, Distributed Transaction Coordinator, Packages Installed, Programming Transactions, Remote Server Files, Rolls As Integer New!
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- Inside Ole (Microsoft Programming Series) by Kraig Brockschmidt in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Principles of Transaction Processing (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems) by Philip A. Bernstein in Front Matter, and page 85
- Design Patterns: AND Applying UML and Patterns, an Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development: Elements of Reusable Object-oriented Software by Erich Gamma in Front Matter
- Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series) by Erich Gamma in Front Matter
- Advanced Windows by Jeffrey Richter in Front Matter
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