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    This document provides the course plan for IT 0407 Integrative Programming and Technologies offered in the third year of the B.Tech IT program at SRM University. The purpose of the course is to create awareness of integrative programming techniques to help students create components in different languages. Over 12 weeks, the course will cover topics including language interoperability in Java, COM, DCOM, COM+, and message queuing. It will be taught by Ms. N.J. Subashini and Mr. P. Selvaraj and includes 48 instructional hours over the semester.

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    This document provides the course plan for IT 0407 Integrative Programming and Technologies offered in the third year of the B.Tech IT program at SRM University. The purpose of the course is to create awareness of integrative programming techniques to help students create components in different languages. Over 12 weeks, the course will cover topics including language interoperability in Java, COM, DCOM, COM+, and message queuing. It will be taught by Ms. N.J. Subashini and Mr. P. Selvaraj and includes 48 instructional hours over the semester.

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    This document provides the course plan for IT 0407 Integrative Programming and Technologies offered in the third year of the B.Tech IT program at SRM University. The purpose of the course is to create awareness of integrative programming techniques to help students create components in different languages. Over 12 weeks, the course will cover topics including language interoperability in Java, COM, DCOM, COM+, and message queuing. It will be taught by Ms. N.J. Subashini and Mr. P. Selvaraj and includes 48 instructional hours over the semester.

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    The key takeaways are that this course covers language interoperability using Java Native Interface, COM, DCOM, CORBA, COM+, and Message Queuing.

    The main topics covered in this course include language interoperability in Java, COM, DCOM, CORBA, COM+, and Message Queuing.

    The prerequisites for this course are Programming Language Courses.

    SRM UNIVERSITY

    FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY


    DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
    COURSE PLAN – ODD SEMESTER (2009 -2010)

    SUBJECT: IT 0407 Integrative Programming and Technologies (3 0 0 3)


    YEAR / SEMESTER : B.Tech IT / III / VI

    STAFF NAME: Ms.N.J.Subashini , Mr.P.Selvaraj

    PURPOSE
    The purpose of this course is to create awareness in integrative programming techniques.
    This helps students to create components in different programming languages.

    INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
    The students who completed this course have the ability
    • To develop distributed components in different languages.
    • To understand Message queuing.
    • To learn the evaluation of COM technology.
    • To understand language interoperability.

    PREREQUISITE
    Programming Language Courses

    Weekly Hours Actual


    Lecture Notes Readings Resources
    Schedule Required Hours
    UNIT 1 LANGUAGE INTEROPERABILITY IN JAVA
    Using non-Java code:
    The Java Native Interface
    Week 1
    Calling a native method
    Implementing your DLL 4 Net
    Accessing JNI functions
    Passing and using Java objects
    9
    JNI and Java exceptions
    JNI and threading
    Week 2 Using a pre-existing code base 4 Net
    J/Direct
    Raw Native Interface (RNI)
    3 Net
    Java/COM integration.
    Week 3 UNIT 2 COM
    Understanding COM:3
    1 TB1 Chapter 1
    COM Overview.
    COM Overview. (Conti.)
    9
    Building and Using COM servers in
    Week 4 4 TB1 Chapter 1,2
    VC++:
    Building first COM servers
    Building COM services with
    ATL
    Week 5 Building and Using COM servers in 4 TB1 Chapter 2,3
    VB:
    Choosing COM project
    Designing an Interface
    Week 6 Using the class builder 4 TB1 Chapter 3
    Using ADO.
    UNIT 3 DCOM
    Understanding DCOM:
    DCOM Overview
    Week 7 TB1 Chapter 8
    Java Programming with CORBA: 4
    TB2 Chapter 1
    Benefits of Java Programming with
    CORBA
    CORBA Overview
    The Object Management Group 9
    The Object Management
    Week 8 Architecture 4 TB2 Chapter 2
    CORBA
    OMG Interface
    Definition Language
    Simple Application. 2 NET NET
    UNIT 4 COM+
    Week 9 Understanding COM+:
    COM+ Overview 2 TB1 Chapter 11
    COM+ and Windows DNA
    Transactions
    Queued Components 9 Chapter
    Week 10 4 TB1
    Building COM+ components in VC++ 11,12
    Building COM+ Application.
    Building COM+ Application.
    1 TB1
    (Cont.) Chapter 11
    Week 11 UNIT 5 MESSAGE QUEUING
    Understanding MSMQ:
    What is MSMQ 3 TB1 Chapter 14
    Advanced MSMQ components 9
    MSMQ Object Model
    Week 12 4 TB1 Chapter 14
    MSMQ Basics.
    Total Hours 48 45

    TOTAL 45
    TEXT BOOKS:
    TB1: Ash Rofail, Yasser Shohoud, Mastering COM and COM+, BPB Publications, New
    Delhi 2000.
    TB2:Gerald Bose,Andreas Vogel, Keith Duddy, Java Programming with CORBA, Wiley
    Publications, 2003.
    REFERENCE BOOKS
    RB1: Dale Rogerson, Inside COM, Microsoft Press, 2003.
    RB2: Freeze, Visual Basic Development Guide for COM & COM+, BPB Publication,
    2001.

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