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blogs.msdn.com — When you install Apple iTunes, it includes a COM automation library (see link for SDK docs). It is very easy to use! read more...
en.csharp-online.net — Read a book review of this title: "Distributed applications are tricky even for veteran architects and developers. They are complex, difficult to debug, and utilize multiple complex technologies. Enterprise Services is how .NET developers access COM+ Services in order to create distributed enterprise applications." read more...
codebetter.com — Sam Gentile presents an interesting COM Interop problem, the issues of Runtime Callable Wrappers and how to solve the problem. read more...
sellsbrothers.com — This is a set of .NET, COM and Win32 tools that Chris Sells has built and contributed to the world. You may use them without royalty (and without support) in your compiled code. You may not redistribute the source code. A mention in the documentation of your products is always appreciated. Enjoy! read more...
gaech.blogspot.com — I tried to install RubyCLR Drop 4 last week. But had no luck. Then I decided to go my own way. I thought about using COM for interaction between Ruby and .NET Framework. read more...
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