Understanding Component Based Development
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1998
Microsoft Press,U.S.
978-0-7356-0523-7 (ISBN)
Microsoft Press,U.S.
978-0-7356-0523-7 (ISBN)
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With this blueprint for building 3-tier applications, developers get a "soup to nuts" guide to component-based development. The accompanying sample application on the CD-ROM contains practical code examples and design ideas.
"Designing Component-Based Development" is an invaluable primer on writing a distributed application using Microsoft Windows Distributed InterNet Architecture (DNA). It begins by providing essential overviews of the technologies that make Windows DNA viable: COM, the standard for component creations; OLE DB and ADO, the ingredients that deliver universal data access; Active Server Pages (ASP), for integration and presentation; Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS), the server side of the equation and the key to scalability; and MSMQ, the messaging services that extend MTS for the enterprise. From there, the book addresses application planning and implementation in a series of chapters, taking as a sample the complete enterprise application developed by the COM and Visual tools teams: Island Hopper. This sample illustrates a host of design and coding practices that make for successful development and deployment of three-tier applications. Nowhere is it explained in detail except here in this book. Remaining chapters cover testing and debugging the three-tier application. A concluding chapter looks ahead to COM+ and the impact it will have on component-based projects such as Island Hopper. Altogether the book provides a rare mix of conceptual information, first-hand design advice, and practical coding samples to guide enterprise developers and planners into new and demanding territory. Accompanying sample application on CD contains practical code examples and design ideas.
"Designing Component-Based Development" is an invaluable primer on writing a distributed application using Microsoft Windows Distributed InterNet Architecture (DNA). It begins by providing essential overviews of the technologies that make Windows DNA viable: COM, the standard for component creations; OLE DB and ADO, the ingredients that deliver universal data access; Active Server Pages (ASP), for integration and presentation; Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS), the server side of the equation and the key to scalability; and MSMQ, the messaging services that extend MTS for the enterprise. From there, the book addresses application planning and implementation in a series of chapters, taking as a sample the complete enterprise application developed by the COM and Visual tools teams: Island Hopper. This sample illustrates a host of design and coding practices that make for successful development and deployment of three-tier applications. Nowhere is it explained in detail except here in this book. Remaining chapters cover testing and debugging the three-tier application. A concluding chapter looks ahead to COM+ and the impact it will have on component-based projects such as Island Hopper. Altogether the book provides a rare mix of conceptual information, first-hand design advice, and practical coding samples to guide enterprise developers and planners into new and demanding territory. Accompanying sample application on CD contains practical code examples and design ideas.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 1.12.1998 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Redmond |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 197 x 241 mm |
| Gewicht | 930 g |
| Themenwelt | Informatik ► Office Programme ► Outlook |
| Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Software Entwicklung | |
| ISBN-10 | 0-7356-0523-8 / 0735605238 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-7356-0523-7 / 9780735605237 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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