Beginning Components for ASP
ASP components are the next stage for the maturing ASP programmer. They reflect a need for bespoke and fine control over site activity. For example, when a basic ASP site wishes to have some sort of transactional ability, where a database will ultimately be referred to or some business rule checked against, then a custom component will do the job. This component could be written in VB, VC or Java and is hermetic and maintainable. This book is about the broad flavors of common components, how they should fit an architecture and how to write them correctly. Topics covered include Components and hosting environments, VB and C++ component development, UDA, ADO, COM, MTS, scalability, resource management, directory access with ADSI, C++ components with the Active Template Library, threading, and OLE DB access with ATL. These real-world examples, coupled with the structured tutorial content, make this guide a perfect way to learn ASP components.
- Cost: $27.99
- Pages: 831
- Edition: 1st edition
- ISBN: 1861002882
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Beginning Components for ASP
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Released Date:
October, 1999
Cost:
$27.99
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$39.99
Pages:
831
Edition:
1st edition
ISBN:
1861002882
Publisher:
Wrox Press Inc
Author:
Richard Anderson, Simon Robinson, Richard Anderson
Keywords:
ASP components, ASP component developer
Summary:
For ASP developers comfortable with ASP interested in components
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ASP components are the next stage for the maturing ASP programmer. They reflect a need for bespoke and fine control over site activity. For example, when a basic ASP site wishes to have some sort of transactional ability, where a database will ultimately be referred to or some business rule checked against, then a custom component will do the job. This component could be written in VB, VC or Java and is hermetic and maintainable. This book is about the broad flavors of common components, how they should fit an architecture and how to write them correctly. Topics covered include Components and hosting environments, VB and C++ component development, UDA, ADO, COM, MTS, scalability, resource management, directory access with ADSI, C++ components with the Active Template Library, threading, and OLE DB access with ATL. These real-world examples, coupled with the structured tutorial content, make this guide a perfect way to learn ASP components.
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