Appendix C
Appendix C	Cookbook Examples: Building a Sample Application on OpenVMS
C.1	COM Example (Sample1)
C.1.1	OpenVMS Instructions
C.1.1.1	Building the Application on OpenVMS
C.1.1.2	Registering the Application on OpenVMS
C.1.1.3	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an Out-of-Process Server
C.1.1.4	Running the Application on OpenVMS and Specifying a Remote Server
C.1.1.5	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an In-Process Server
C.1.2	Windows NT Instructions
C.1.2.1	Building the Application on Windows NT
C.1.2.2	Registering the Application on Windows NT
C.1.2.3	Running the Application on Windows NT
C.2	Automation Example (Dispatch_Sample1)
C.2.1	OpenVMS Instructions
C.2.1.1	Building the Application on OpenVMS
C.2.1.2	Registering the Application on OpenVMS
C.2.1.3	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an Out-of-process Server
C.2.1.4	Running the Application on OpenVMS and Specifying a Remote Server
C.2.1.5	Running the Application on OpenVMS as an In-Process Server
C.2.2	Windows NT Instructions
C.2.2.1	Building the Application on Windows NT
C.2.2.2	Registering the Application on Windows NT
C.2.2.3	Running the Application on Windows NT
Appendix D
Appendix D	Upgrading to COM Version 1.1 for OpenVMS from COM Version 1.0 for OpenVMS
D.1	Upgrading from Earlier Versions of COM for OpenVMS
D.1.1	Rebuild Existing COM for OpenVMS Applications
D.1.2	Configuring the Windows NT Systems
D.1.3	Configuring the OpenVMS System
D.2	Previously Configured Applications on Windows NT
D.2.1	You Must Repopulate the OpenVMS Registry for COM Version 1.1 for OpenVMS
D.2.2	Changing Application Security Settings in the OpenVMS Registry
D.2.2.1	COM Application Registry Keys
Appendix E
Appendix E	Lists of Differences, APIs, and Interfaces
E.1	Differences between COM for OpenVMS and Microsoft COM
E.1.1	Service Control Manager (SCM)
E.1.2	Server Application Stack Size
E.1.3	Use of the "char" Datatype
E.1.4	MIDL Compiler Version
E.1.5	Using DCOM$CNFG to Change Application Configuration Permission
E.2	APIs
E.3	Interfaces
Appendix F
Appendix F	List of Files Installed by COM for OpenVMS
F.1	Files Installed by COM for OpenVMS
Appendix G
Appendix G	Discount Coupons for COM Books
Appendix H
Appendix H	Glossary
Appendix I
Appendix I	Acronyms
Index
Index
Examples
4-1	Sample COM for OpenVMS Installation
5-1	Sample" Simple" Application Registration on OpenVMS
5-2	Contents of SSERVER.REG_NT
5-3	Contents of SSERVER.REG_VMS
5-4	Sample: Setting Up HostMapDomains
5-5	Registering a Component Using the DCOM$REGSVR32 Utility
5-6	Unregistering a Component Using the DCOM$REGSVR32 Utility
7-1	Using AUTHORIZE to Grant Rights to a User
8-1	Setting Priority Values
8-2	Changing Priority Values
11-1	Sample OpenVMS Event Log
12-1	Sample NTA$LOGON Session
12-2	Acquiring Windows NT Credentials for the First Time
12-3	Replacing Windows NT Credentials
12-4	Saving a Password to a File
Figures
3-1	OpenVMS Infrastructure and COM for OpenVMS
4-1	Processes/Layers Relationships
5-1	DCOM$SETUP OpenVMS COM Tools Menu
5-2	DCOM$CNFG Main Menu
5-3	Applications List Submenu
5-4	Application Properties Submenu
5-5	Application Location Submenu
5-6	Application Security Submenu
5-7	Registry Value Permissions Submenu
5-8	Edit Registry Value Permissions Submenu
5-9	Add Registry Value Permissions Submenu
5-10	Registry Key Permissions Submenu
5-11	Edit Registry Key Permissions Submenu
5-12	Special Access Registry Key Permissions Submenu
5-13	Add Registry Key Permissions Submenu
5-14	Application Identity Submenu
5-15	System-wide Default Properties Submenu
5-16	Default Authentication Level Submenu
5-17	Default Impersonation Level Submenu
5-18	System-wide Default Security Submenu
7-1	Key, Subkey, and Value Relationships
10-1	Item-list-3 Structure
10-2	Item-list-64b Structure
Tables
1-1	Summary of Security Differences
4-1	Process Name to Server Name Mapping
5-1	DCOM$REGSVR32 Command Line Options
9-1	OpenVMS Registry Server Management Utility Commands
10-1	Item Descriptor Fields
10-2	Descriptor Fields
10-3	Valid Function Codes
10-4	Item Code Summary
11-1	Troubleshooting OpenVMS Events Failures
12-1	NTA$LOGON Utility Command Line Parameters
12-2	MSV1_0 ACME Agent Logical Names
B-1	RPC Errors

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