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An application program interface (API) provides a set of functions for application developers who build Web applications on Microsoft Corporation's .NET&#x2122; platform.

Computing system and method for allowing plurality of applications written in different programming languages to communicate and request resources or services via a common language runtime layer

An application program interface (API) provides a set of functions, including a set of base classes and types that are used in substantially all applications accessing the API, for application developers who build Web applications on Microsoft Corporation's .NET&#x2122; platform.

Application program interface for network software platform

A transaction protocol is described that allows a database transaction to begin as a local, lightweight transaction without involving a distributed transaction coordinator and then be promoted to a distributed transaction only when required, e.g. when more than one database connection is required. A promotable enlistment allows a first resource to begin processing a promotable transaction. If the resource is notified that the transaction is being promoted to a distributed transaction, the resource is configured to promote the enlistment to a distributed transaction coordinator which coordinates processing of the transaction between the first resource and at least a second resource.

Promotable transactions with promotable single phase enlistments

A method, apparatus, and article of manufacture for providing a component-based computing system having programmable components and component aliases for identifying computing components for providing component addressing/identification and naming spaces is disclosed. The computing system has a partition activation control module for receiving a request to activate a component initiated by a calling component and activating an instance of the requested component, a permit object activation module for determining whether an instance of the requested component may be activated, a component object alias activation module for substituting a unique component class ID for a component alias class ID if the requested component corresponds to a component object alias, a system component catalog database for maintaining component object configuration data, and a component object activation module for activating the requested component. The method determines the identity of the requested processing component, including an identity of a unique component class ID and an identity of a partition from a request to activate a component initiated by a calling component and obtains configuration data for the requested component, the configuration data comprises one or more component parameters for the requested component. If the configuration data indicates that the requested component is a component object alias, the method substitutes a unique component class ID for the component alias class ID and activates an instance of the requested component.

Component aliasing operating within a component-based computing system

A compensating resource manager provides a mechanism for more easily integrating non-transactional durable resources to participate in transactions within a component-based on-line transaction processing system, a well as resources having transaction processing support not conforming to the transaction processing system. The durable resource is integrated using the compensating resource manager by developing two simple components, a worker component that implements a normal action on the resource and a compensator component that implements a compensating action that reverses the normal action on the resource. The worker component uses system-provided services to register its respective compensator component and to log information, such as on a write-ahead basis, to allow the compensator component to reverse its normal action. The system-provided service enlists in a transaction in which the worker component performs its normal action to receive two phase commit notifications, for the transaction, and responsive thereto creates the compensator component to perform appropriate clean-up or compensating action according to the logged information depending on whether the transaction commits or aborts.

Compensating resource managers

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