By David S. Platt
ISBN-10: 0735606668
ISBN-13: 9780735606661
During this publication, Dave Platt walks you thru COM+ 1.0, utilizing a pleasant and refreshingly constant top-down method of function, suggestion, and code. Dave has drawn largely on his «roll your individual» reports and provides a variety of anecdotes in regards to the shortcomings of this method, motivating his «Let cross and enable COM+» recommendation. Dave has researched COM+ rigorously, either on his personal and with the aid of the COM+ product workforce. This ebook is a must-read for managers and builders who are looking to comprehend and enforce an exceptional software with COM+ as their silent accomplice.
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Although the specific user account for an enterprise application looks and feels like an account for a human user, real-life installations generally provide a separate account for the use of each enterprise application. You don't just run your foreign-exchange trading-room application with the same identity as Charlie down the hall. That's why you will often see the identity of the server process referred to as the Security Principal, or sometimes Security Identity, rather than User ID. Alternatively, you can configure your server application to run as a specific user, regardless of who is logged on to the server machine.
Consistency means that when a transaction is over, it's over. Whether the transaction was committed or aborted, all the participants have cleaned up their workshops and put their tools away so nothing is left for anyone to trip over.
Authentication Authentication is handled transparently by the operating system's Security Support Provider (SSP). 0 has its own built-in SSP. Windows 2000 provides a standard interface, called SSPI, that allows vendors to develop and administrators to install different SSPs to match their business needs. One of these is Kerberos, a popular enterprise security provider that ships with Windows 2000. David Chappell's forthcoming book from Microsoft Press, Understanding Microsoft Windows 2000 Distributed Services, provides a good explanation of the functionality and architecture of the SSPI in Windows 2000.