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VB Programmer's Introduction to Com

VB Programmer's Introduction to Com

Rita Lewis

370 pages, parution le 03/03/1999

Résumé

This book is geared towards the Visual Basic programmer who wants to begin discovering the benefits of Microsoft's Component Object Model (called COM) and how to use COM to build more dynamic applications.
COM has traditionally been considered as something that VB programmers don't need to think about too much: VB is supposed to look after all the nitty-gritty of COM, leaving the VB programmer to rapidly develop working business solutions. However, with Microsoft pushing hard on its multi-tiered technologies, more and more people are becoming aware that COM is something important. For any moderately advanced VB programming at all, COM is present - often under the guise of ActiveX.
COM underlies most of what is going on in VB. COM is components and objects: and there are hundreds of objects and components even in the basic VB environment. So what's going on' What is COM? Why is it important? What can VB programmers do with COM?
For newcomers to COM, this is all a bit mysterious. For competent but relatively non-technical VB professional programmers, the full story of COM is still somewhat disjointed. Meanwhile, a new type of programming consultant is coming into existence: COM design experts. Why? Because as soon as start writing professional VB applications, you are making COM decisions (or VB is making them for you), whether it be with ActiveX, MTS, DCOM... and some of these decisions have real implications for the success of your software design and performance.

Summary of Contents

Introduction Chapter 1: Introduction to COM Chapter 2: COM Architecture Chapter 3: Automation Chapter 4: ActiveX Code Components Chapter 5: ActiveX Controls Chapter 6: Distributed COM Chapter 7: MTS Chapter 8: The Future of COM Chapter 9: Not the End, But Merely the Beginning Appendix A: COM & The System Registry

L'auteur - Rita Lewis

Rita Lewis

has written more than 20 Macintosh' titles, including Maclopedia, Show Me the Mac, Sams Teach Yourself Mac OS 8.5 in 24 Hours, and Sams Teach Yourself iMac in 10 Minutes. She has been involved in technical communications for more than 15 years, including writing, editing, and graphic arts. Additionally, Rita is an Apple' consultant and Webmaster of two nonprofit Web sites.

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Éditeur(s) Wrox Press
Auteur(s) Rita Lewis
Parution 03/03/1999
Nb. de pages 370
Format 23,3 x 18,4
Poids 713g
EAN13 9781861002136

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