Dcom: Microsoft Distributed Component Object Model
Frank E., III Redmond
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Containing explanations and worked examples, this is a concise guide to building distributed applications using Microsoft's Component Object Model. It discusses how to build COM objects and Distributed COM (DCOM) objects that reside on remote machine and assemble them into industrial strength applications. The attached CD-ROM includes all code examples and applications presented in the book, as well as the complete Microsoft COM specification, the Microsoft interface def...
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