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Description
This is a high-level, practical overview of COM and Distributed
COM architecture and development implications. After building an
understanding of COM design, this course explores alternatives for
leveraging server executables and components in traditional client/server
environments and advanced, multi-tier, distributed environments.
It also provides advice on the strengths and weaknesses of current
development tools for building the types of servers, components,
and clients discussed in the course.
Audience
COM, ActiveX, and OLE programmers who need an introduction to the
COM technologies. Managers and other IT professionals who need an
understanding of COM technologies.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with object-oriented languages and technologies and
the Windows platform.
Classroom Requirements
Overhead projector, flipcharts.
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Format
Objectives
After completing this course, participants should be able to:
- Describe, at the conceptual level,
COM and related technologies
- Plan the utilization of COM technologies
in IT/IS projects
- Address the implications of COM and
DCOM technologies to systems management
- Evaluate and select development tools
and environments
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