October 2001
Intermediate to advanced
376 pages
7h 3m
English

MICROSOFT HAS CONTINUED TO ENHANCE THIS COMPONENT software technology. First there was OLE, then it evolved to COM, and now there’s COM+. So much of Microsoft’s platform has been built on these technologies that you always have needed to interact with some sort of COM or COM+ component. Now Microsoft is evolving again, and this time the technology is called .NET. Because the .NET framework is new, there needs to be a bridge to COM+ functionality. This bridging brings its own set of issues, and we’ll look at those issues in this chapter.
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