2009 saw the release of webMethods version 8. 0, supplemented with other Software AG products such as Centrasite, Tamino and EntireX.

** EntireX for Application Modernization

This is a major advantage over other distributed protocols like GIOP / IIOP or DCOM which are normally filtered by firewalls.

High School Musical 2 is currently the most successful DCOM in popularity and awards, setting a cable record for most viewers of a basic cable program, when its August 2007 debut scored 17. 2 million, a record that stood until the December 3, 2007 Monday Night Football matchup between the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens on corporate sibling ESPN surpassed it with 17. 5 million viewers ( it still remains the most-watched scripted program in cable television history ).

Distributed Component Object Model ( DCOM ) is a proprietary Microsoft technology for communication among software components distributed across networked computers.

One of the key factors in solving these problems is the use of DCE / RPC as the underlying RPC mechanism behind DCOM.

Its source code is available, along with full and complete documentation, sufficient to use and also implement an interoperable version of DCOM.

The Wine Team is also implementing DCOM for binary interoperability purposes ; they are not currently interested in the networking side of DCOM, which is provided by MSRPC.

TangramCOM is a separate project from Wine, focusing on implementing DCOM on Linux-based smartphones.

The Samba Team is also implementing DCOM for over-the-wire interoperability purposes: unlike the Wine Team, they are not currently interested in binary-interoperability, as the Samba MSRPC implementation is far from binary-interoperable with Microsoft's MSRPC.

j-Interop is an open source ( LGPL ) implementation of MSRPC purely in Java, supporting DCOM client applications in Java on any platform communicating with DCOM servers.

J-Integra for COM is a mature commercial pure Java implementation of the DCOM wire protocol allowing access to COM components from Java clients, and Java objects from COM clients.

Microsoft's COM is an example of such a system for local use, DCOM a modified version that supports remote access.

Moreover, the scripting COM interface object model is very similar to the COM / DCOM interface object model, which makes it easy for developers to be familiar with the scripting experience.

# Remoting capabilities over DCOM and SOAP: More than simply offering local COM capabilities, as management is all about remoting, WMI offers the DCOM transport.

The eventing mechanism, with all related callbacks, is part of the WMI COM / DCOM and automation interfaces.

WMI with CIM address this problem by always exposing the same programming object model ( COM / DCOM, Automation,. NET ) whatever the manageable entity is.

One of the major uses of DCE today is Microsoft's DCOM and ODBC systems, which use DCE / RPC ( in MSRPC ) as their network transport layer.

It is a GUI for building applications in Ab Initio and can talk ( connect ) to the Co-operating system using several protocols like Telnet, Rexec, Ssh, DCOM and FTP ( for file transfer ).

In the DCOM: She finds out Camryn is a witch after Cam and Alex meet.

Between the two projects, Samba and Wine, tackling interoperability from different angles, a fully interoperable implementation of DCOM should be achievable, eventually.

FreeDCE contains an implementation of DCOM.

Compared to the previous DCOM implementation, the new one lacks several features like strong authentication ( the HTTPS implementation allows only for server authentication ), authorization, data integrity and encryption, which are built-in in the MS-RPC and DCOM layers used by the first Datasnap, and are not yet implemented in the new architecture.

The implementation of remote OLE and DCOM in many cases uses ( A ) LPC for local communication as well.

The worm spread by exploiting a buffer overflow discovered by the Polish cracking group Last Stage of Delirium in the DCOM RPC service on the affected operating systems, for which a patch had been released one month earlier in MS03-026 and later in

The OPC Specification was based on the OLE, COM, and DCOM technologies developed by Microsoft for the Microsoft Windows operating system family.

DCOM would be " donated " by Microsoft to the Open Group, an industry consortium to set vendor-and technology-neutral open standards for computing infrastructure.

It is also another DCOM to be " inspired by true events ".

* The Distributed Computing Environment ( the basis for DCOM )

OLE 1. 0 later evolved to become an architecture for software components known as the Component Object Model ( COM ), and later DCOM.

* Microsoft Interface Definition Language: the Microsoft extension of OMG IDL to add support for DCOM

** Microsoft Interface Definition Language, an extension of OMG IDL for supporting Microsoft's DCOM services

Debugging extensions ( used for DCOM channel hooking ) are prefaced with the byte sequence " MARB " ( ).

The WMI provider developer will be able to interface the pre-defined COM / DCOM interfaces for the WMI provider with its set of native APIs retrieving the management information to expose.

Other important features included with this release were the Crypto API, Telephony API 2. 0 with limited Unimodem support, which was the first release of TAPI on Windows NT, DCOM and new OLE features, and Microsoft Transaction Server for network applications, Microsoft Message Queuing ( MSMQ ), which improved interprocess communication, Winsock 2 and the TCP / IP stack improvements, and file system defragmentation support.

* FreeDCE and DCOM for Linux ( SourceForge )

; SAS / Integration Technologies: Allows the SAS System to use standard protocols, like LDAP for directory access, CORBA and Microsoft's COM / DCOM for inter-application communication, as well as message-oriented middleware like Microsoft Message Queuing and IBM WebSphere MQ.

The Commander, Fleet Forces Command said on his blog that ' It was for these reasons that I approved the establishment of two DCOM billets, the 3-Star DCOM for Fleet and Joint Operations ( DCOM-FJO ) and the 2-Star DCOM for Fleet Management / Chief of Staff ( DCOM-FM / COS ).

Microsoft was evolving OLE into the Component Object Model ( COM ) and a similar distributed version called DCOM, IBM had their System Object Model ( SOM / DSOM ), Sun Microsystems was promoting their Distributed Objects Everywhere, and there were a host of smaller players as well.

Examples include IBM's System Object Model ( SOM / DSOM ), Sun Microsystems ' Distributed Objects Everywhere ( DOE ), NeXT's Portable Distributed Objects ( PDO ), Digital's ObjectBroker, Microsoft's Component Object Model ( COM / DCOM ), and any number of CORBA-based systems.

#. NET Management interfaces: Because the System. Management namespace relies on the existing COM / DCOM plumbing, the created WMI provider and its set of WMI classes becomes automatically available to all. NET applications independently of the language used ( e. g. C #, VB. NET ).

# C / C ++ COM / DCOM programming interfaces: Like most components in Windows, COM / DCOM programmers can leverage the features of the provider they develop at the COM / DCOM interfaces level.

Like in previous environments ( scripting and. NET Framework ), a COM / DCOM consumer just needs to interact with the standard set of WMI COM interfaces to leverage the WMI provider capabilities and its set of supported WMI classes.