ATL Server: High Performance C ++ on .NET

- Introduction
- SRF
- Request Handlers - Basics
- ISAPI
- Architecture
- User Input
- Deployment
- Session State
- Perform
- Web Service Introduction
- Stand Alone Components
- Caching
- Performance tuning - Basics
- Exposing ISAPI Services
- Debugging
- Data Access
- Request Handlers – Advanced
- Accessing Passport
- SMTP
- Extending Web Services
- Interoperability with Web Services
- Advanced Web Services
- HTTP Client
- Performance Tuning - Advanced
- Securing your Application
- Frequently Asked Questions.

Pranish Kumar Microsoft Corporation, Program Manager . Pranish Kumar is currently a program manager at Microsoft in the Visual C++ Libraries Team. Kumar joined Microsoft at the start of 2000 and focused on ATL Server and has primary responsibility for all areas of the library. Before joining Microsoft Kumar worked for a number of areas of software development in Sydney, Australia. Kumar has Bachelor degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from the University of New South Wales. Outside of software development, Kumar enjoys single malt whisky, cigars, and his continuous struggle to learn Romanian. Jasjit Singh Grewal Microsoft Corporation, Software Design Engineer . Jasjit Singh Grewal graduated in May of 1999 from the University of Maryland at College Park with a degree in computer science. Grewal joined Microsoft in June of 1999 and began working on the Visual C++ Libraries Team, and in particular on ATL Server. During his time on the libraries team, Grewal contributed to nearly all aspects of the design and implementation of the ATL Server library, and was the primary designer and implementer of the ATL Server Web Services support. Grewal primary interests outside of software are drawing, reading, and writing. Grewal also enjoys playing roller hockey and hiking. Bogdan Crivat Microsoft Corporation, Software Design Engineer . Bogdan Crivat is a software design engineer in the data mining server development team at Microsoft Corporation. Crivat joined Microsoft in 1999, in the ATL Server team and worked there until ATL Server was released (with Visual Studio .Net), focusing mostly on the SOAP support and the SMTP support classes. Before Microsoft, Crivat worked for Softwin, the largest Romanian software development company, on large-scale client/server applications. Crivat holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Bucharest, Romania.