(Get free) Programming Distributed Applications with COM+ and Microsoft Visual Basic (DV-MPS Programming)
·•●- Ted Pattison ·•●-
| #4228278 in Books | Microsoft Press | 2000-06-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.20 x1.37 x7.51l, | File Name: 073561010X | 456 pages |
||2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent book- must read for serious COM+ programmer|By Darta|I have huge respect for the author and the knowledge shared with us in this book. I love the aspect of "WHY is this the way it is?" for every chapter in the book. I would rather know first how things work beehind the scenes so I can then develop against that knowledge. This is definitely for someone with at leas|About the Author|
|TED PATTISON is an author, instructor and owner of Critical Path Training (www.CriticalPathTraining.com), a company dedicated to education on SharePoint technologies. Ted has worked with Microsoft’s Developer Platform
This astute reference demystifies the underlying complexities of the Component Object Model (COM) -- explaining how to use the significant COM-based capabilities in Visual Basic 6.0 to create multitier solutions that scale for thousands of users. The best-selling first edition of this book has been fully updated to cover COM+ 1.0, the distributed application framework built into Windows 2000. Developers learn how to share resources such as threads, memory, and pool... [PDF.wt27] Programming Distributed Applications with COM+ and Microsoft Visual Basic (DV-MPS Programming) Rating: 4.62 (412 Votes)
Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison epub Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison pdf download Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison audiobook Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison review Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison textbooks Programming Distributed Applications with Ted Pattison Free
You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Programming Distributed Applications with COM+ and Microsoft Visual Basic (DV-MPS Programming) | Ted Pattison. Which are the reasons I like to read books. Great story by a great author.
