COM+ Programming: A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL (With CD-ROM)

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COM+ Programming: A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL (With CD-ROM)
ISBN: 0130886742
Author: Pradeep Tapadiya
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Edition: Bk&CD-Rom edition (September 22, 2000)
Paperback: 560 pages
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Summary:
*Maximizing COM/COM+ software reusability and scalability: practical solutions!
*Developing robust enterprise COM+ applications: Proven guidelines and sample code
*In-depth coverage: IDL interface design, COM+ synchronization, transactions, queuing, security, events, and more
*Techniques for administering distributed component environments
Maximizing COM/COM+ reuse and scalability: practical, enterprise-class solutions!
If you're ready to develop COM/COM+ enterprise applications, start with this practical, solutions-focused guide! Using case studies and real-world code examples, Hewlett-Packard COM/COM+ expert Pradeep Tapadiya presents COM and COM+ in detail, from a developer's perspective. You'll master powerful techniques for improving reusability, scalability, and robustness-and discover how to avoid the traps and pitfalls that await the unwary. Tapadiya demonstrates today's best approaches to designing interfaces, building COM servers, dealing with transactions, and more, including:
*In-depth coverage of interface design with IDL
*A full chapter on maximizing the scalability of COM/COM+ applications
*Maximizing security in distributed, component-based environments
*COM+ synchronization, apartments, activities, and event notification
*Working with queued components
*Administering distributed component environments
Whether you're new to component development, migrating to COM+ and Windows 2000, or an experienced developer seeking powerful new techniques, you'll find the answers in COM+ Programming: A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL.

COM+ Programming: A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL (With CD-ROM)

By Pradeep Tapadiya


Publisher:   Prentice Hall PTR
Number Of Pages:   560
Publication Date:   2000-09-22
Sales Rank:   114836
EAN:   0076092008880
Binding:   Paperback
Manufacturer:   Prentice Hall PTR
Studio:   Prentice Hall PTR
Average Rating:   4
Total Reviews:   10



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Editorials
Book Description:

*Maximizing COM/COM+ software reusability and scalability: practical solutions!

*Developing robust enterprise COM+ applications: Proven guidelines and sample code

*In-depth coverage: IDL interface design, COM+ synchronization, transactions, queuing, security, events, and more

*Techniques for administering distributed component environments

Maximizing COM/COM+ reuse and scalability: practical, enterprise-class solutions!

If you're ready to develop COM/COM+ enterprise applications, start with this practical, solutions-focused guide! Using case studies and real-world code examples, Hewlett-Packard COM/COM+ expert Pradeep Tapadiya presents COM and COM+ in detail, from a developer's perspective. You'll master powerful techniques for improving reusability, scalability, and robustness-and discover how to avoid the traps and pitfalls that await the unwary. Tapadiya demonstrates today's best approaches to designing interfaces, building COM servers, dealing with transactions, and more, including:

*In-depth coverage of interface design with IDL

*A full chapter on maximizing the scalability of COM/COM+ applications

*Maximizing security in distributed, component-based environments

*COM+ synchronization, apartments, activities, and event notification

*Working with queued components

*Administering distributed component environments

Whether you're new to component development, migrating to COM+ and Windows 2000, or an experienced developer seeking powerful new techniques, you'll find the answers in COM+ Programming: A Practical Guide Using Visual C++ and ATL.




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Reviews
Date: 2005-07-28   Rating: 3
Review:
Good first chapter

The author had a good idea in Chapter 1 for developing the rationale for COM. It was an interesting read, and educational, without hardly even mentioning the term, COM. From there the writing went downhill. I'm an experienced programmer with a fair amount of prior exposure to COM, but the author lost me before the end of his 90-page chapter 2 on designing interfaces. He failed to introduce new terms before using them. He strung dozens of topics together with no apparent connection or organizing framework. Rationale was missing. I labored over this chapter but gained very little understanding. The text was well edited for the most part, but three stars overall is generous.



Date: 2005-03-13   Rating: 1
Review:
Bad style

The book is incredibly difficult to read from cover to cover. Instead of just getting to the point, there is so much verbiage as to make the whole thing unintelligible. The examples, with the VCR/TV analogy in the first chapter, were simply confusing and could have been made more clear IMHO.

Better to try another COM/ATL book



Date: 2001-12-29   Rating: 4
Review:
Well worth the reading

I found this book to be an excellent reference from the minute I opened it. I began by paging through the chapters but almost immediately found areas that helped with the project I was currently working on.
Unlike most books that spend the first several chapters covering basic topics that are covered by every other book, this one actually presented a more concise and in depth look at those topics. The chapter on IDL was well worth the reading.
This is difinately not a book for the beginner or for those looking to use languages other than C++. I did find some pieces questionable. The authors implementation of a resource sharing mechanism seems unnecessary. Why is it that authors know how to write better code than anyone else?



Date: 2001-12-29   Rating: 4
Review:
Well worth the reading

I found this book to be an excellent reference from the minute I opened it. I began by paging through the chapters but almost immediately found areas that helped with the project I was currently working on.
Unlike most books that spend the first several chapters covering basic topics that are covered by every other book, this one actually presented a more concise and in depth look at those topics. The chapter on IDL was well worth the reading.
This is difinately not a book for the beginner or for those looking to use languages other than C++. I did find some pieces questionable. The authors implementation of a resource sharing mechanism seems unnecessary. Why is it that authors know how to write better code than anyone else?



Date: 2001-04-23   Rating: 3
Review:
Informative and comprehensive

This book is ideal for beginning to develop applications and for the need for a better understanding of the different COM aspects. The variety of examples is however limited and builds upon previous shown examples. However the author limits the need of useless repeating. Read this book if you want to understand the different tools but for real development the book is not practical enough.

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