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Creating Service ComponentsFigure 3-1 A service component is differentiated in appearance and in thenumber of editor properties in addition to their functionality.For COM components, you must:! Define the component's interface, its properties and methods.! Implement the method's processing.! Save the component in an application library, which in turn creates the filesneeded to register and use the component on a workstation.3-2 Building COM Components
Defining the Component's InterfaceDefining the Component's InterfaceCOM components must have an interface defined. This interface consists of a list ofthe properties and methods supported by the component, together with informationabout those properties and methods, such as data types, parameter lists, and so on. Thisinterface definition is the public face of your component, and interactions with anyapplication client will use the properties and methods defined in this interface.To define the component's interface, choose View→Component Interface.Defining MethodsThe Methods section of the Component Interface window displays the methodscurrently defined for the component. Each row in the grid corresponds to a method.The first column shows the method's return type, the second the method's name, andthe third the method's parameters, prefixed by their kind and type.COM/MTS Guide 3-3
Page 1 and 2: TABLE OFCONTENTSContents:About This
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Page 15 and 16: CHAPTER1 OverviewPanther's COM supp
Page 17 and 18: COM Features! Security for componen
Page 20 and 21: COM/MTS Applications1-6 Overview
Page 22 and 23: Preparing for Application Developme
Page 24 and 25: Accessing Databases2-4 Starting Dev
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Page 49 and 50: Working with COM ComponentsIf a com
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Page 65 and 66: Using Database Transactions! sm_mts
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