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Chapter 8: Interoperability between .NET and native code/COM/ COM+
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Table of content:
P/Invoke
The DllImport attribute
Type conversion
Passing arguments by pointer
Passing strings
Passing structures and unions
Direction attributes
Delegates and unmanaged function pointers
Introduction to interoperability with the C++/CLI language
The It Just Works (IJW) facility
Coexistence of managed and unmanaged types
Using managed objects from native code
.NET and win32 Handles
Introduction
The HandleCollector class
The SafeHandle and CriticalHandle classes
Using COM objects from .NET code
Type metadata and type library
Interop assemblies and Runtime Callable Wrapper classes (RCW)
Accessing COM classes of a COM component without using a type library
Importing an ActiveX with Visual Studio
COM specificities to bear in mind while using a RCW class
Explicit late binding on COM classes
Registration free COM
Wrapping a .NET object into a COM Callable Wrapper (CCW)
Introduction to CCW
Building a COM type library describing CCW classes from a .NET assembly
Registering CCWs on the OS
Using a .NET assembly as a COM component
.NET exception and CCW
Dealing with the objects' life cycles
Introduction to COM+
What is COM+?
COM+ via .NET: Enterprise Services
Overview of the COM+ enterprise services
The complete list of COM+ enterprise services
Do you need COM+ enterprise services?
Harnessing COM+ services in .NET classes
Introduction to serviced component
Declaring the enterprise services used by a serviced component
COM+ contexts and serviced components
Introduction to COM+ application
The COM+ catalog
Activation mode of a COM+ application
Installing serviced component
Viewing and working with the COM+ catalog
Building a client of a serviced component
Copyright Patrick Smacchia 2006 2007
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