Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming

Szyperski C., Murer S.0-201-67520-X

Intended for software architects and managers, this book explains the nature of component software and how it will affect the engineering, marketing, and deployment of software. Szyperski, who works for Microsoft and is affiliated with Queensland University of Technology, discusses some issues raised by component engineering problems, and presents several approaches to component frameworks. The second edition adds sections on XML, Enterprise JavaBeans, COM+, and the .NET framework

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Table of contents :
01Prelims……Page 2
02Chap01……Page 34
03Chap02……Page 50
04Chap03……Page 60
05Chap04……Page 66
06Chap05……Page 82
07Chap06……Page 116
08Chap07……Page 142
09Chap08……Page 172
10Chap09……Page 184
11Chap10……Page 202
12Chap11……Page 228
13Chap12……Page 238
14Chap13……Page 264
15Chap14……Page 294
16Chap15……Page 362
17Chap16……Page 414
18Chap17……Page 418
19Chap18……Page 430
20Chap19……Page 440
21Chap20……Page 448
22Chap21……Page 458
23Chap22……Page 490
24Chap23……Page 502
25Chap24……Page 508
26Chap25……Page 514
27Chap26……Page 520
28Chap27……Page 528
29Chap28……Page 532
30Epilogue……Page 540
31Appendix……Page 542
32Biblio……Page 548
33Glossary……Page 576
34Index……Page 604