深入 COM+

Inside COM+: Base Services

Copyright© 1999 by Guy Eddon and Henry Eddon

• LOC Page
• Foreword
• Preface

1. Component Software
   • From Object-Oriented Programming to Component Software
   • The Evolution of COM+
   • From COM to COM+
2. The IUnknown Interface
   • Interface Definition Language
   • The Client
   • The Component
   • Merging Object Identity
3. Language Integration
   • Type Libraries
   • The Active Template Library
   • COM+ Programming in Visual Basic
   • COM+ Programming in Java
4. Apartments
   • A Quick Review of Threads
   • Apartment Types
   • Threading Models for In-Process Components
   • Apartments and Language Integration
   • The Ten Threading Commandments
5. Automation
   • The IDispatch Interface
   • Implementing IDispatch
   • Building Automation Clients
   • Scripting
6. Exceptions
   • Error Codes
   • Rich Error Information
7. Component Categories
   • Standard Component Categories
   • Registering a Component Category
   • Obtaining Component Category Information
8. Connection Points
   • A Simple Connectable Object
   • A Complete Connectable Object
9. Type Information
   • Creating a Type Library
   • Obtaining Type Information
10. Persistence
    • The IPersist Interface Family
    • Structured Storage
11. Monikers
    • Initializing Objects
    • More on Monikers
    • The Class Moniker
    • The New Moniker
    • The Java Moniker
    • The Running Object Table
12. Surrogates
    • DLL Surrogates
    • Custom Surrogates
    • An Introduction to Marshaling
13. Executable Components
    • Building an Executable Component
    • Managing the Lifetime of an Executable Component
    • Singletons
14. Custom Marshaling
    • Marshaling Interface Pointers: An Overview
    • Will That Be Custom or Standard Marshaling?
    • Marshal-by-Value
15. Standard Marshaling
    • The Standard Marshaling Architecture
    • Converting Marshaled Interface Pointers to Strings
    • Handler Marshaling
16. Interface Definition Language
    • Types
    • Directional Attributes
    • Arrays
    • Pointers
    • Interface Design Recommendations
17. Asynchronous Calls
    • Making Asynchronous Calls
    • Call Cancellation
    • Pipes
18. Security
    • The Windows Distributed Security Model
    • Declarative Security: The Registry
    • Programmatic Security
19. The Network Protocol
    • Spying on the Network Protocol
    • Internet Services
    • Calling All Remote Objects
    • Marshaled Interface Pointers
    • The OXID Resolver
    • Garbage Collection
    • Channel Hooks
20. Appendix -- Remote Procedure Calls
    • The Design and Purpose of RPC
    • The Prime Application

• Bibliography
• Author Bio
• Footnotes
• About This Electronic Book
• About Microsoft Press

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