Re: Newbie to COM+

David,

If you are not familiar with the principles of OO design, it would be
better to start from there, as it's something you will need. Apart from
that it, if you would like to invest time on learing COM+, it would be
a good thing to have a firm understanding of the .NET type system, the
differences of reference types vs value types and threading.

Because of the nature of the framework, by checking out the
afformentioned you will have a better understanding of what's happening
under the hood and you could proceed much faster learning the COM+
specific API.

Regards,
Tasos

David Chan Hok Ching wrote:
Hi,

Hello everyone, I'm new to COM+ and I would like to build distributed
applications with .NET. How should I start? What technology should I need to
learn, like XML or OO design?

Please help, thanks.
David Chan

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