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Professional Visual C++6 MTS Programming

Professional Visual C++6 MTS Programming

Richard Grimes - Collection Professional

362 pages, parution le 15/11/1999

Résumé

MTS ( Microsoft Transaction monitor ) is a Transaction Monitor and an Object Request Broker in one box. It comes free with all flavors of NT and may well be in all flavors of Windows in the next year.
MTS is needed to have easily distributed applications using COM, without it, DCOM is a continuous headache of juggling code and communications between objects.
If distributed COM applications means objects existing anywhere on a network; being used by any other COM program; being called by any other COM task and connecting to data or other resource - then some kind of “object traffic cop” is needed. That's MTS.
The server DOES take charge of transactions, yes, but it is also the way that thousands of COM objects can be used by hundreds of clients virtually simultaneously. No client needs to feel : slow, insecure, disconnected or out-of-date with MTS as the controller.
MTS is a brilliant way to manage COM objects, groups of objects, and components – the book is a deconstruction of how it achieves this.
This book;
  • Develops real-world working code
  • A complete de-construction of COM activity in MTS
  • Complete guide to Resource Management, Dispensers and Pooling
  • Prepares programmers with a full explanation of Transaction Monitors and ORBS
  • Full run-through of code to be COM+ ready
  • Covers SPM, Troubleshooting, Interceptors and tuning
  • Reader should be an experienced VC++ programmer and familiar with COM architecture.
    ATL code will be used in the book, but it is not necessary to deeply understand ATL internals to progress.

    Table of contents

    Chapter 1: Interception
    Chapter 2: MTS and COM
    Chapter 3: Programming Issues
    Chapter 4: Packages and Deployment
    Chapter 5: The Distributed Transaction Coordinator
    Chapter 6: Security
    Chapter 7: MTS Debugging
    Chapter 8: The Way Forward
    Appendix A: MTS Events

L'auteur - Richard Grimes

Richard Grimes

started programming aeons ago on 8-bit computers and spent an interesting time as a research scientist,underpaid time as a computer trainer and done time as a distributed object developer. ATL took hold of Richard while he was part of a team developing a COM-based workflow system and its elegance and simplicity has had a lasting effect on him.

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Éditeur(s) Wrox Press
Auteur(s) Richard Grimes
Collection Professional
Parution 15/11/1999
Nb. de pages 362
EAN13 9781861002396

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