R D Abernethy, Randy Morin, J. Chahin
Abstract
From the Publisher: One of the most current resources on how to build and implement the next-generation of distributed applications, this book explains the intricacies of COM and COM servers, shows readers how to build COM objects, how to encapsulate their functionality and use DCOM and COM+ to build client/server and Web-based enterprise applications.
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From the Publisher: One of the most current resources on how to build and implement the next-generation of distributed applications, this book explains the intricacies of COM and COM servers, shows readers how to build COM objects, how to encapsulate their functionality and use DCOM and COM+ to build client/server and Web-based enterprise applications.
Key concepts: Distributed Component Object Model, Computer science, Server, Application server, World Wide Web, Operating system, Common Object Request Broker Architecture