.net's altenative to java beans

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HI
please could anyone give me any links/URL's that i could visit for good
tutorials / examples on what .net uses as an altenative to java beans ?

as far as i can find out it uses "com" and wizards is this true ???

Thanks!!!!
 
The closest equivalent is Enterprise Services (also known as COM+ and
Component Services).

Just search "Enterprise services" on google/msdn.

As a start try the following link "Understanding Enterprise Services (COM+)
in .NET"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/entserv.asp


Yes "under the covers" this technology uses COM+. Don't worry about that. If
you base your communication infrastructure on Enterprise Services now you
should have a smooth upgrade path to the next .NET communication framework
(codename "Indigo" - part of Longhorn).
 
I would worry alot, COM interp doesn't come cheap, nor does it come with out
complexity.

JavaBeans are just server components right? so you could instead build
remoting objects ( which is server components).

Depending on what services you need, there's probably a native .net way to
do it.
 
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