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COM and .NET Com ponent Serv ices

Dedicat ion

Foreword

Preface

Scope of This Book

Som e Assum pt ions About t he Reader

Def init ions and Text Convent ions

Ot her COM+ Books and Refer ences

How t o Cont act Us

Acknow ledgm ent s

1. COM+ Com ponent Serv ices

1.1 COM+ Com ponent Ser v ices

1.2 The Com ponent Ser vices Explor er

1.3 Hello COM+

1.4 COM+ Configur ed Com ponent s

1.5 Applicat ions, DLLs, and Com ponent s

1.6 Configur ing COM+ Applicat ions

1.7 Debugging COM+ Applicat ions

1.8 Deploy ing COM+ Applicat ions

1.9 Sum m ary

2. COM+ Cont ext

2.1 Encapsulat ion v ia Marshaling in COM

2.2 Encapsulat ion v ia I nt ercept ion in COM+

2.3 The Cont ext Obj ect

2.4 The Call Obj ect

2.5 Cr oss- Cont ext Manual Marshaling

2.6 Sum m ary

3. COM+ I nst ance Managem ent

3.1 Client Types

3.2 I nst ance Managem ent and Scaling

3.3 Obj ect Pooling

3.4 Just - in- Tim e Act iv at ion

3.5 Com bining JI TA w it h Obj ect Pooling

3.6 Obj ect Const r uct or St r ing

3.7 COM+ I nst ance Managem ent Pit falls

4. COM+ Transact ions

4.1 Transact ion Basics

4.2 Transact ion Pr opert ies

4.3 Transact ion Scenarios

4.4 COM+ Transact ions Archit ect ur e

4.5 Configur ing Transact ions

4.6 Vot ing on a Transact ion

4.7 Transact ional Obj ect Life Cycle

4.8 Designing Transact ional Com ponent s

4.9 Nont ransact ional Client s

4.10 Transact ions and Obj ect Pooling

4.11 Com pensat ing Tr ansact ions

4.12 Transact ion Ex ecut ion Tim e

4.13 Tracing Transact ions

4.14 I n- Doubt Transact ions

4.15 Transact ion St at ist ics

4.16 COM+ Transact ions Pit falls

5. COM+ Concur r ency Model

5.1 Obj ect - Orient ed Program m ing and Mult iple Threads

5.2 Apart m ent s: The Classic COM Solut ion

5.3 Act iv it ies: The COM+ I nnovat ion

5.4 COM+ Configurat ion Set t ings

5.5 Act iv it ies and JI TA

5.6 Act iv it ies and Transact ions

5.7 Tracing Act iv it ies

5.8 The Neut ral Threaded Apart m ent

5.9 Sum m ary

6. Pr ogram m ing t he COM+ Cat alog

6.1 Why Pr ogram t he Cat alog?

6.2 The Cat alog Progr am m ing Model

6.3 Cat alog St ruct ur e

6.4 I nt eract ing w it h t he Cat alog

6.5 Feat ur es of COMAdm inCat alog

6.6 The COM+ Cat alog and Transact ions

6.7 Sum m ary

7. COM+ Secur it y

7.1 The Need for Secur it y

7.2 Basic Secur it y Ter m s

7.3 Role- Based Secur it y

7.4 Secur ing a Ser ver Applicat ion

7.5 Secur ing a Librar y Applicat ion

7.6 Pr ogram m at ic Role- Based Secur it y

7.7 Secur it y Boundar ies

7.8 Advanced COM+ Securit y

7.9 COM+ Secur it y Pit falls

7.10 Sum m ary

8. COM+ Queued Com ponent s

8.1 Maj or Benefit s of Queued Com ponent s

8.2 Queued Com ponent s Archit ect ure

8.3 Com ponent Ser vices Explor er Configurat ion

8.4 I nvoking Queued Com ponent s on t he Client Side

8.5 Designing Queued Com ponent I nt erfaces

8.6 Receiv ing Out put from a Queued Com ponent

8.7 Queued Com ponent Er ror Handling

8.8 Queued Com ponent s and Transact ions

8.9 Sy nchr onous Versus Asy nchronous Com ponent s

8.10 Queued Com ponent s Secur it y

8.11 Queued Com ponent s Pit falls

8.12 Sum m ary

9. COM+ Ev ent Serv ice

9.1 Classic COM Ev ent s

9.2 COM+ Ev ent Model

9.3 The Event Class

9.4 Subscript ion Ty pes

9.5 Deliv ering Ev ent s

9.6 Ev ent Filt er ing

9.7 Dist ribut ed COM+ Ev ent s

9.8 Asy nchronous Ev ent s

9.9 COM+ Ev ent s and Transact ions

9.10 COM+ Ev ent s and Securit y

9.11 COM+ Ev ent s Lim it at ion

9.12 Sum m ary

10. .NET Serv iced Com ponent s

10.1 Developing Serv iced Com ponent s

10.2 .NET Assem blies and COM+ Applicat ions

10.3 Regist er ing Assem blies

10.4 Conf igur ing Ser v iced Com ponent s

10.5 Applicat ion Act iv at ion Type

10.6 The Descr ipt ion At t r ibut e

10.7 Accessing t he COM+ Cont ext

10.8 COM+ Cont ext At t ribut es

10.9 COM+ Obj ect Pooling

10.10 COM+ Just - in- Tim e Act ivat ion

10.11 COM+ Const r uct or St r ing

10.12 COM+ Transact ions

10.13 COM+ Sy nchronizat ion

10.14 Pr ogram m ing t he COM+ Cat alog

10.15 COM+ Secur it y

10.16 COM+ Queued Com ponent s

10.17 COM+ Loosely Coupled Ev ent s

10.18 Sum m ary

A. The COM+ Logbook

A.1 Logbook Requirem ent s

A.2 Log File Exam ple

A.3 Using t he Logbook

A.4 Conf igur ing t he Logbook

A.5 How Does t he Logbook Work?

A.6 Sum m ary

B. COM+ 1 .5

B.1 I m prov ed User I nt erface Usabilit y

B.2 Legacy Applicat ions and Com ponent s

B.3 Disabling Applicat ions and Com ponent s

B.4 Pausing Applicat ions

B.5 Serv ice Act iv at ion Type

B.6 I m prov ed Queuing Support

B.7 Applicat ion Pooling and Recycling

B.8 Applicat ion Dum p

B.9 Applicat ion Part it ioning

B.10 Aliasing Com ponent s

B.11 Configurable Transact ion I solat ion Level

B.12 I m prov ed Cont ext Act ivat ion Set t ing

B.13 Pr ivat e Com ponent s

B.14 Web Serv ices in COM+ 1. 5

B.15 Sum m ary

C. I nt r oduct ion t o .NET

C.1 .NET Program m ing Languages

C.2 Packaging .NET Com ponent s: Assem blies

C.3 Dev eloping . NET Com ponent s

C.4 Wr it ing .NET Client - Side Code

C.5 .NET as a Com ponent Technology

C.6 Com posing Assem blies

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