Chris Sells, Kirk Fertitta, Christopher Tavares, Brent E. Rector ATL Internals

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The Classic Guide to ATL-Now Updated for ATL 8 and Visual Studio 2005   Four leading Windows programming experts systematically reveal ATL's inner workings, explaining not just how ATL works, but why it works the way it does. Client-side developers will master ATL's resources for windowing, COM control, MFC integration, web service proxy generation, and more. Server-side programmers will discover ATL's full COM server and object services, and its extensive support for high-throughput, high-concurrency web applications, and services. Every Windows developer will learn powerful ways to increase flexibility, reduce overhead, and maximize transparency and control.   *           Discover ATL's internals through diagrams, example code, and internal ATL implementation code *           Walk through wizards that simplify ATL usage in common applications *           Master string handling in C++, COM, and ATL *           Leverage ATL smart types, including CComPtr, CComQIPtr, CComBSTR, and CComVariant *           Understand and choose the right options for implementing IUnknown *           Create glue code that exposes COM objects from COM servers *           Use canned interface implementations to support object persistence, COM             collections, enumerators, and connection points *           Build standalone applications and UI components with ATL window classes             and controls *           Use ATL Server to develop web applications that run on Microsoft IIS