Aimed at more experienced VB or C + + developers, Developing ASP Components, Second Edition provides many advanced advice for creating and using COM-based component, which is a must for the serious scalability and performance on the Microsoft Web platform. Excellence shows in the work book and the issues involved in designing custom-based COM components in VB, ATL, and / or MFC, and pressing a built-in components that come standard with COM, including transactions, object mails (with the CDO), and database programming (with ADO). Better yet, this book covers the same basic programmer for C + + using ATL (and MFC) to create today's most lightweight (and potentially fastest) Web components that are available. Until the new NET. Framework reached in 2001, COM (and COM +) is still the best way to build and share components for use with ASP on Windows. Do you build custom components, or just want to use the service in VB C + + code available to you, this will be the title of a Web application instructions / you into getting the most out of your components Dragan. - Richard Topics covered: Basics of ASP components and COM + Organize Using ADSI for IIS server administration programmed Introduction to COM components (including standard interface and design issues) Threads apartment and context Using MTS and COM + services for transaction using a script with a COM + object Tutorial Visual Basic Using ADO ASP COM components COM components Using XML with VB ASP Enabling e-mail with CDO Using Active Directory Services Interface (ADSI) and MSMQ with ASP component C + + tutorial for building and using COM components (includes ATL and MFC) The sample code of both Visual Basic and C + + programmer with ATL and MFC Persistence Using COM with Java / Visual J + + Perl is ActiveState's MDD and Borland Delphi Using Windows Scripting Host (WSH) ASP built-in quick reference object