[COM+] Is is still useful ?

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Oriane

Hi,

Being always reluctant to dig into COM+, I never really understand what make
it useful when we use .Net. I know it was still useful by the time .Net 1.1
was released, but is it still true ?

Best regards
 
Oriane

As soon as a solution does not exist in Net, but as you say, that is
everyday less.
There was by instance a question in this newsgroup today about FTP, that
does not exist in Net 1.x but does exist in Net 2.0 and latter.

Be aware that much Net are (were) infact wrappers around Com objects like by
instance Sharepoint where that is heavily done.

That is direct a situation where almost every dispose is overridden to
release those Com objects and almost every object needs to invoke dispose at
the end to release those Com objects.

Cor
 
Hi Cor,
Cor Ligthert said:
Oriane

As soon as a solution does not exist in Net, but as you say, that is
everyday less.
There was by instance a question in this newsgroup today about FTP, that
does not exist in Net 1.x but does exist in Net 2.0 and latter.

Be aware that much Net are (were) infact wrappers around Com objects like
by instance Sharepoint where that is heavily done.
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Ok but speaking about COM + (not COM), what doest it make that .Net 3.5 SP1
does not ? For instance, Role Based security and distributed transaction are
now handled by .Net...

Thanks for your reply
 
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