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Whether you are designing an application for conducting online commerce, tracking information, accessing data in legacy systems, messaging, resource planning, publishing and knowledge management, or a critical LOB (line of business) application, you can enhance and streamline your middle-tier design by integrating COM+ services. The most common way to do this is by grouping components into COM+ applications.
While a complete methodology review for using COM+ in all situations is beyond the scope of this document, the following topics present information you can use when creating a COM+ application.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| COM+ Design Assumptions and Principles |
Introduces the assumptions and principles necessary to understanding how to create a distributed application using COM+. |
| Other Microsoft Tools for Building Distributed Applications |
Suggests Microsoft technologies you can use in conjunction with COM+ when building distributed applications. |
| Designing the COM+ Application Using UML |
Discusses the preferred design method for creating COM+ applications. |
| General Design Tips for Using COM+ |
Presents tips on designing a COM+ application. |
| Optimizing Interactions with the COM+ Business Logic Tier |
Covers some of the best practices for communication between the business logic tier and the presentation and data tiers. |