ATL Server: High Performance C++ on .NET
暫譯: ATL Server：在 .NET 上的高效能 C++

ATL Server: High Performance C++ on .NET is the only book on the market written by the very people who created the ATL Server library. Kumar, Grewal, Crivat, and Lee (all members of the ATL Server team), provide a comprehensive look at the ATL Server library, which was designed for building high-end Web applications and Web services.

You won't find in-depth information on the ATL Server portion of the library (web services and web applications) written anywhere else. Even books on ISAPI do not provide insight into the one library that is designed to make its development much easier.

From foundation concepts to in-depth discussions on extensibility and customization, ATL Server: High Performance C++ on .NET covers everything an ATL Server developer could possibly want to know to take advantage of the ATL Server framework.

Contents

Part One Overview of ATL Server Features and Services
Chapter 1: Introduction to ATL Server
Chapter 2: SRF Files
Chapter 3: Request Handlers
Chapter 4: Introduction to ISAPI Services
Chapter 5: Inside the ATL Server Architecture
Chapter 6: Getting User Input
Chapter 7: Deploying an ATL Server Web Application
Chapter 8 Cookies and Session State
Chapter 9: Perfmon
Chapter 10: Web Services
Part Two Advanced Concepts and Techniques
Chapter 11: Using ATL Server Components in Stand-Alone Applications
Chapter 12: Caching
Chapter 13: Application Tuning: Real World Tips and Tricks
Chapter 14: ISAPI Extensions As Service Providers
Chapter 15: Debugging ATL Server Applications
Chapter 16: Database Access with ATL Server
Chapter 17: Advanced SRF
Chapter 18: Advanced Request Handlers
Chapter 19: Advanced Web Services
Chapter 20: Performance Tuning ATL Server Web Applications
Chapter 21: ATL Server and Passport .NET
Chapter 22: Interoperability with ATL Server Web Services
Chapter 23: Extensibility of ATL Server Web Services
Chapter 24: SMTP and MIME Support in ATL Server
Chapter 25: Developing HTTP Client Applications in ATL Server
Chapter 26: Securing Your Web Application
Chapter 27: ATL Server FAQ