ATL Server

Pranish Kumar is a program manager on the Visual C++ Libraries Team at Microsoft. He joined Microsoft in 2000, focusing on ATL Server; his primary responsibility is all areas of the library. Before joining Microsoft, Pranish worked in different areas of software development in Sydney, Australia. He holds bachelor's degrees in computer science and electrical engineering from the University of New South Wales. Outside of software development, Pranish enjoys single malt whiskey, cigars, and his continuous struggle to learn Romanian.

One Overview of ATL Server Features and Services.- 1 Introduction to ATL Server.- 2 SRF Files.- 3 Request Handlers.- 4 Introduction to ISAPI Services.- 5 Inside the ATL Server Architecture.- 6 Getting User Input.- 7 Deploying an ATL Server Web Application.- 8 Cookies and Session State.- 9 Perfmon.- 10 Web Services.- Two Advanced Concepts and Techniques.- 11 Using ATL Server Components in Stand-Alone Applications.- 12 Caching.- 13 Application Tuning: Real World Tips and Tricks.- 14 ISAPI Extensions As Service Providers.- 15 Debugging ATL Server Applications.- 16 Database Access with ATL Server.- 17 Advanced SRF.- 18 Advanced Request Handlers.- 19 Advanced Web Services.- 20 Performance Tuning ATL Server Web Applications.- 21 ATL Server and Passport .NET.- 22 Interoperability with ATL Server Web Services.- 23 Extensibility of ATL Server Web Services.- 24 SMTP and MIME Support in ATL Server.- 25 Developing HTTP Client Applications in ATL Server.- 26 Securing Your Web Application.- 27 ATL Server FAQ.