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This course shows users how to create and consume a serviced component.
Objectives:
- Implement a serviced component
- Create interfaces that are visible to COM
- Create a strongly named assembly
- Register the component in the global assembly cache
- Manage the component by using the Component Services tool
Topics:
- Evolution of Component Services
- Exposing .NET Components to COM/COM+
- Serviced Components
- COM+ Applications
- Creating a Serviced Component
- Registering and Installing the Serviced Component
- The Administrative Tool
- Creating Visible Interfaces
- Component Identification
- GAC and Component Versioning
- Consuming a Serviced Component
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