stickleprojects
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Re: what is com+ and what is difference between com and com+ ?
COM: The specification of standard functions that every supporting program should support.
Each COM-compliant program has a few functions that enable another COM-compliant application to use it.
COM+: The integration of MTS and DCOM.
DCOM: Distributed-COM. The protocol that enables a COM object to be instantiated on another computer from the one that is using the code (ie. call from a client machine in London, but the code runs on the machine in New York).
MTS: Microsoft Transaction Server. How MS coordinate a transaction across multiple servers. Specifically for multi-step operations that require the system to either work 100% or to revert back to a state before the transaction was started.
I hope this helps, these are the dictionary-definitions (sort-of) and should give you a good starting-point for delving into this area in more detail.
Hope this helps,
Kieron
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