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Developing ASP components

Developing ASP components

Shelley Powers

512 pages, parution le 13/05/1999

Résumé

Developing add-on controls and components is emerging as a multi-billion dollar industry that is increasingly attracting the attention of developers. This book is for the developer. It provides its audience with the information and real-world examples they need to create custom ASP components using one of the three major development tools: Visual Basic; C++ and Java++.

Table of contents :

Foreword
Preface
I. Introduction
Chapter 1: Writing ASP Components
A Little History
ASP: What It Is and How It Works
ASP and ASP Components
Integrating MTS with ASP Components
Accessing Data with ASP Components
Further Reading
Chapter 2: Setting Up and Maintaining the ASP Development Environment
Creating an ASP Test Application Virtual Directory
The IIS Metabase
The IIS Admin Objects
The ADSI Container Object Properties and Methods
The IIS Base Admin Object
For Further Reading
Chapter 3: ASP Components and COM
A Very Brief Overview of COM
How COM Is Implemented
Implementing COM in Visual C++, Visual Basic, and Visual J++
How COM Is Implemented with Visual C++
A COM Component Implemented with Visual Basic
A COM Component Created with Visual J++
Further Reading
Chapter 4: ASP Components and Threads
What Are Threads?
Are Single-Threaded or Multithreaded Components Better?
The Single-Threaded and Multiple-Threaded Apartment Schemes
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Components, Transactions, and the Microsoft Transaction Server
Developing Component-Based Systems
MTS, MTS Components, and Transactions
Creating MTS-Aware ASP Components
Creating an MTS Test Environment
Installing and Monitoring an MTS Component in an ASP Environment
MTS as a Component Management Tool
Further Reading
Chapter 6: Overview of the Intrinsic (Built-in) Objects
The Application Object
The Session Object
The Server Object
The Request Object
The Response Object
Further Reading
II. Developing ASP Components with Visual Basic
Chapter 7: Creating a Simple Visual Basic ASP Component
Creating an In-Process or Out-Of-Process Component
Component Instancing
Component Execution and Threads
Creating the Component Methods
Generating, Registering, Installing, and Testing the Component
Adding Error Handling
Further Testing and Debugging Techniques
Further Reading
Chapter 8: The Visual Basic Built-in Object Interfaces
Accessing the Built-in Objects in IIS 3.0
The ObjectContext Interface
The Application Object Interface
The Session Object Interface
The Request Object Interface
The Response Object Interface
The Server Object Interface
Further Reading
Chapter 9: Creating VB Data Access Components
Using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
Accessing Data from a VB ASP Component
Creating Interactive Database Query ASP Components
Building a Library of Data Access Components
Further Reading
Chapter 10: Creating N-Tier ASP Components Using Visual Basic
What Is an N-Tier Application, and Why Is It Necessary?
Passing a Result Set to the ASP Page
Creating a Presentation Layer "Helper" ASP Component
Updating Multiple Tables Within One ASP Component
Simple Inserts Within an ASP Data Component Layer
Deleting Rows and Foreign Key Constraints
Database Updates with ASP Components and ADO
Further Reading
III. Developing ASP Components with Visual C++
Chapter 11: Creating a Simple C++ ASP Component
ATL or MFC
Using ATL AppWizard to Generate the Basic ASP Component Project
Adding an ATL Object
Adding Methods to the Interface
Error Handling
Further Reading
Chapter 12: The C++ ASP Built-in Interfaces
Accessing Built-In Objects in IIS 3.0
IIS 4.0, MTS, and ObjectContext
The Application Object Interface
The ISessionObject Interface
The IRequestObject Interface
The IResponse Interface
The IServer Interface
Further Reading
Chapter 13: Integrating Data Access in C++ ASP Components with OLE DB
OLE DB, ADO, and the OLE DB Templates
OLE DB Basics
Using the ATL OLE DB Templates
Integrating OLE DB and ASP with MTS
Creating a Parameterized Stored Procedure Call
Updating Data
Further Reading
Chapter 14: Persistence with ASP Components Using ATL and MFC
Combining MFC and ATL
File Access from ASP Components
Creating a Serializable Class
Persistence Through Object Serialization
Using Threads for Background Processes
Further Reading
Chapter 15: Creating a Simple Java Component
What Are JavaBeans?
Component Execution and Threads
Creating the Java Class
Registering and Installing a Java Component Using javareg
Examining and Altering Component Properties with the OLE/COM Viewer
Testing the Java Component
Invoking a COM Object in a Java Component
Adding Error Handling
Further Reading
Chapter 16: The Java Interfaces
IIS 3.0 and the IScriptingObject Interface
IIS 4.0 and the IObjectContext and IGetContextProperties Interfaces
The ASP Built-In Object and Helper Interfaces
The Java Component Framework
Further Reading
Chapter 17: Integrating Java ASP Components with ADO and MTS
DAO, RDO, OLE DB, and ADO
Connecting to a Data Source with ADO
Querying the Data
Updating the Data
Multiple SQL Statements and Batch Updates
Transaction Management Across Multiple ASP Components
Further Reading
Chapter 18: Java ASP Components and J/Direct, Native Code, and Marshaling
The Different Native Code Approaches
An Overview of J/Direct
Further Reading
Index

L'auteur - Shelley Powers

Shelley Powers : Développeur, photographe, écrivain, Shelley Powers (http://burningbird.net) est l'auteur de plusieurs ouvrages parus chez O'Reilly et de publications consacrés au développement Web (JavaScript, CSS, RDF, XML, etc.).

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Éditeur(s) O'Reilly
Auteur(s) Shelley Powers
Parution 13/05/1999
Nb. de pages 512
Format 232 x 178
EAN13 9781565924468

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