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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
Foreword to the Second Edition xiii
Foreword to the First Edition xv
Preface xvii
About the Authors xxiii
Chapter 1 Hello, ATL 1
Chapter 2 Strings and Text 43
Chapter 3 ATL Smart Types 99
Chapter 4 Objects in ATL 175
Chapter 5 COM Servers 243
Chapter 6 Interface Maps 299
Chapter 7 Persistence in ATL 345
Chapter 8 Collections and Enumerators 381
Chapter 9 Connection Points 441
Chapter 10 Windowing 489
Chapter 11 ActiveX Controls 567
Chapter 12 Control Containment 631
Chapter 13 Hello, ATL Server: A Modern C++ Web Platform 699
Chapter 14 ATL Server Internals 739
Appendix A C++ Templates by Example 787
Appendix B ATL Header Files 799
Appendix C Moving to ATL 8 803
Appendix D Attributed ATL 815
Index 827