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| Preface | |
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| Writing ASP Components | |
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| The Role ASP Components Play | |
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| Why Use ASP Components? | |
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| COM+ Services and ASP Components | |
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| Accessing Data with ASP Components | |
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| Windows 2000 Technologies Accessible from ASP Components | |
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| A Rose by Any Other Name: Programming Language Choice | |
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| What About ASP.NET? | |
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| Setting Up the ASP Development Environment | |
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| Configuring the IIS Environment | |
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| Remote Administration of IIS | |
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| Using ADSI to Administer IIS Programmatically | |
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| IIS Admin Object Overview | |
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| The IIS Base Admin Objects | |
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| ASP Components and COM | |
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| Overview of COM for ASP Component Developers | |
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| How COM Is Implemented | |
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| Notable COM Interfaces | |
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| COM Datatypes | |
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| ASP Components, Threads, and Contexts | |
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| What Are Threads? | |
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| Threads and Apartments | |
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| The Threading Models | |
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| What Are COM+ Contexts? | |
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| COM+ Services and ASP Components and Applications | |
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| Developing Component-Based Systems | |
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| The COM+ Interfaces | |
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| Porting MTS Packages to COM+ Applications | |
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| Activating COM+ Applications | |
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| COM+ Services | |
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| ASP Interaction: Scripting and ASP Components | |
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| Scripting Language Support Within ASP | |
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| Instantiating Components | |
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| COM+ Datatypes and Script/Component Interaction | |
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| Passing Arrays as Parameters | |
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| Error Handling Between Component and Script | |
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| Creating a Simple Visual Basic ASP Component | |
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| Creating an In-Process or Out-Of-Process Component | |
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| Component Instancing | |
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| Component Execution and Threads | |
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| Creating an ASP Project | |
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| Creating Component Methods | |
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| Generating, Registering, Installing, and Testing the Component | |
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| Adding Support for COM+ Services | |
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| Converting MTS Components for Use with COM+ | |
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| Accessing the ASP Built-in Objects | |
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| Error Handling | |
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| Debugging | |
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| Performance Issues | |
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| Creating ASP/ADO Components | |
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| Accessing ADO from a VB Component | |
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| Creating a Simple ADO Component | |
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| The ADO Model | |
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| File and Directory Access with ADO Streams and the Record Object | |
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| Persisting Data | |
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| Creating an ASP Middle Tier with ADO | |
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| How Separate Should the Layers Be? | |
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| Creating ADO Data Wrappers | |
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| Defining Business Objects | |
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| Other Data Integrity Issues | |
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| Server-Side XML Through VB ASP Components | |
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| XML Basics | |
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| Formatting XML | |
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| Working with XML in ASP Applications | |
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| XML and ADO: Saving Recordsets as XML | |
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| Take a Message: Accessing CDO from ASP Components | |
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| A Brief Overview of CDO | |
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| The CDO Object Model | |
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| Send This URL to a Friend | |
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| Working with the Message Body | |
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| Retrieving and Reading Messages | |
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| Working with Active Directory from ASP Applications | |
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| A Brief Overview of Active Directory in Windows 2000 | |
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| Setting Up an Isolated Active Directory Environment | |
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| A Refresher on ADSI | |
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| Binding to Active Directory Objects | |
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| Using the Active Directory Services Viewer | |
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| Manipulating Containers | |
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| Searching Active Directory with ADO | |
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| ASP Example: Add and Manage Users Through the Web | |
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| Working with MSMQ Components | |
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| MSMQ/ASP Basics | |
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| Working with Queues | |
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| Working with MSMQ Messages | |
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| Using Transactions | |
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| Journaling | |
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| A Brief Word on Message Security | |
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| Creating C++ ASP Components | |
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| ATL or MFC | |
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| Using ATL AppWizard to Generate the Basic ASP Component Project | |
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| Adding an ATL Object | |
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| Code Changes Based on Adding a New Object | |
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| Adding Methods to the Interface | |
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| Adding Support for COM+ Services | |
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| Converting MTS Components for Use with COM+ | |
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| Accessing the ASP Built-in Objects | |
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| Error Handling | |
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| Adding Data Access to C++ Components with ADO | |
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| ADO Access in Visual C++ | |
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| The ADO Object Model | |
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| The Connection Object | |
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| The Recordset Object | |
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| The IADORecordBinding Interface | |
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| The Command Object | |
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| Stream and Record Objects | |
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| The CDO Interfaces from C++ Components | |
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| Accessing CDO Interfaces in C++ | |
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| Creating and Sending a Message | |
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| Retrieving and Reading Messages | |
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| Accessing Active Directory from C++ Components | |
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| Binding to Active Directory Objects | |
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| ADSI Helper Functions | |
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| Filtering Collections | |
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| Creating and Removing Active Directory Objects Using ADSI | |
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| Searching Active Directory with IDirectorySearch | |
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| Accessing MSMQ from C++ ASP Components | |
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| Adding Support for MSMQ to the C++ Project | |
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| Working with Queues | |
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| Searching for a Specific Queue | |
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| Working with MSMQ Messages | |
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| Using Transactions | |
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| Persistence with ASP Components Using ATL and MFC | |
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| Combining MFC and ATL | |
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| File Access from ASP Components | |
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| Creating a Serializable Class | |
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| Persistence Through Object Serialization | |
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| ASP Components Created with Java | |
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| Creating Java Components | |
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| Invoking a COM Object in a Java Component | |
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| Working with COM+ Services | |
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| The ASP Built-in Object and Helper Interfaces | |
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| Accessing ADO from Java Components | |
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| Creating ASP Components with Delphi | |
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| Using the COM Wizards to Create ASP Components | |
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| Manually Adding Support for COM+/ASP | |
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| Working with the ASP Objects | |
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| Working with ADO | |
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| Working with Windows 2000 Functionality: CDO | |
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| Perl-Based Components Using ActiveState's PDK | |
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| Setting Up PDK | |
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| Building a Basic Perl Component | |
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| Accessing the ASP Built-in Objects | |
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| Working with Data | |
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| Working with the Win2K Environment | |
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| Creating Scripting Language Components | |
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| The Windows Script Components Architecture | |
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| Elements of a WSC File | |
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| Script Components and ADO | |
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| The WSC Wizard | |
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| Creating Script Components with JScript | |
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| Accessing Windows 2000 Functionality | |
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| ASP Built-in Object Quick Reference | |
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| The Weaver Database | |
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| Index | |