Building Global Distributed Applications with Windows DNA

An examination of the Microsoft Windows Distributed Internet Architecture (DNA). Focusing on Internet and intranet technologies utilizing the Component Object Model (COM) and Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) as a development platform, it describes how all parts of DNA fit together and how they can be used to build successful, robust distributed applications. This is a guide to building DNA applications of less complexity and greater scalability, resulting in increased productivity, better performance, and reduced problem-solving time.