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Started by kuphryn April 08, 2003 07:00 PM

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kuphryn

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April 08, 2003 07:00 PM

Hi. What is the difference between COM and COM+? I read Inside COM by Dale Rogerson. I do not have the book because it is out of print, so I had to borrow it from the library. Anyways, is there any significant reason as to why that book is out of print? I thought it is an exceptional book in terms COM architecture, design and implemetation. I am ready to design and implement COM components and need a reference book. I want Inside COM! Nonetheless, I am reluctant to buy a used copy and I would like to know if there is any real reason it is out of print such as the concepts Rogerson goes over are false or are wrong. Thanks, Kuphryn

Shannon Barber

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April 09, 2003 04:59 PM

COM+ is just a set of particular COM interfaces and components designed specifically for remoting system objects. Things such as the Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) are based on COM+.

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kuphryn

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April 09, 2003 05:02 PM

Okay. Thanks.

Kuphryn