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Ben Crinion - 30 Sep 2005 22:42 GMT
Hi

My company are just about to launch a massive project and I am going to have
the job of working on web based pages which perform billing and other tasks.

I thought this would be the sort of application which could benifit from
some of the features of "enterprise"/COM+ solutions such as connection
pooling and transactions. The thing is that i only have a very high level
understanding of COM+ and the conepts and would like to get a good book or
web resource where i can get up to a decent level of understanding and can
refer back to while i am doing the work. We intend to write the new system
in C# so it would be good if i could get a book which has examples in that`.

Any suggestions would be greatly received.

Thanks
Ben
Tomas Restrepo (MVP) - 02 Oct 2005 01:12 GMT
Ben,

> My company are just about to launch a massive project and I am going to
> have the job of working on web based pages which perform billing and other
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> in C# so it would be good if i could get a book which has examples in
> that`.

The best book in this domain is still Tim Ewald's fantastinc "Transactional
COM+" book. It's all about unmanaged code, but the concepts explained there
completely map to the System.EnterpriseServices stuff and its an amazing
book.

To completent it, you can pick up a copy of Christian Nagel's "Enterprise
Services with the .NET Framework" book, which is actually focused on managed
code. I haven't read it myself, but I've heard plenty of good things about
it.

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James Alexander - 04 Oct 2005 19:29 GMT
Ben,

I've just recently finished reading Christian Nagel's new book "Enterprise Services with the .NET Framework" and definitely recommend it. If you're already familiar with COM+ or Enterprise Services or you're completely new to them, it will be of great benefit to you.

- James

> Hi
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> Thanks
> Ben

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