September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
11h 59m
English
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The Component Services Explorer
COM+ components and applications are managed
through the Component Services Explorer
(formerly known as the COM+ Explorer).The Component Services Explorer is a Microsoft Management
Console snap-in and is available on every Windows 2000 machine.
To fire up the Component Services Explorer, go to the Start menu and select Settings → Control Panel. When the Control Panel window appears, select the Administrative Tools directory and then select the Component Services application.
The first thing you should do after locating the Component Services Explorer is create a shortcut to it on your desktop. As a developer, you need easy access to the Component Services Explorer, your main gateway into COM+ (see Figure 1-1). You can use the Component Services Explorer to create and configure COM+ applications, import and configure COM or .NET components, export and deploy your applications, and administer your local machine. You can even administer COM+ on other machines on the network, provided you have administrative privileges on those machines.
A COM+ application is a logical group of COM+ components. Components usually share an application if they depend on one another to accomplish their tasks and when all the components require the same application level configuration, as with security or activation policy. Components in the same application are often developed by the same team, and are meant to be deployed together.
You can see all the COM+ applications ...
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