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| | | |  | | | Product Details
 Format: Paperback, 450 pages
Edition: 2ND
Publisher: Wrox Press, Inc.
ISBN: 1861001207
Release Date: Jan 11, 2002
Average Reader Review:    (Based on 2 reviews.)
| |  | | | In Brief
The Active Server Library (ATL) is a tool that simplifies the creation of COM components. The latest version , ATL 3.0, marks the blossoming of ATL as a technology. It now covers the entire spectrum of COM applications.
COM is the grand unifying technology on Microsoft platforms, providing the core infrastructure for this and the next generation of Windows. ATL is simply the best way to create COM components, combining flexibility and ease of use with great performance.
We'll show you how to get started with COM and ATL. More than that, we'll show you how to create useful controls as we back up the theory with ambitious examples in every chapter.
| | | | From The Publisher
This book is aimed primarily at Visual C++ 6 Developers. It is ideal for people who need to get to grips with the principles of COM and the ways in which ATL handles much of the complexity for the programmer.
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500 pages on how to use a wizard
-- A reviewer, November 28, 2000
Only if you already are an expert!
-- Tom, a programmer with 15 yrs exp., December 28, 2001
| |  | | | Chapter 1: An Introduction To COM
Chapter 2: Writing A COM Component
Chapter 3: Building And Calling A COM Object Using ATL
Chapter 4: ATL Architecture
Chapter 5: Automation And Error Handling
Chapter 6: DCOM, Marshaling, And Threading
Chapter 7: ATL Window Classes
Chapter 8: Connectable Components
Chapter 9: Properties, Persistence and Collections
Chapter 10: A Full Control
Appendix A: HRESULT Facility Codes
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