2. Windows Server 2003: Application Platform
Charles Sterling
Platform Group and Strategy Group
Microsoft Corporation

3. Defining Application Platform
Distributed Application Infrastructure
Programming
Model
Defining Application Platform
Developer Tools

4. Windows Server 2003 Launch Update
Brigid Archibald
Solution Marketing Manager, .NET
Angus Jones
Industry Standard Servers Marketing Manager

5. Why HP for Windows Server 2003
Ease & Speed of Deployment
Increased Scalability
Increased Availability
Best Choice
Better Management
Peace of Mind
Complete Support
Market Leader
HP runs on Microsoft
Microsoft runs on HP
Ease & Speed of Deployment. HP provided the development platform and key engineering consulting for Microsoft 32 and 64-bit applications for Windows Server 2003
Increased Scalability. HP offers Windows 2003 solutions from single processor ProLiant Blade Servers, to the 64-processor HP Superdome.
Increased Availability. HP reduces downtime through an industry first, ProLiant Hot Plug RAID Memory, whilst also providing 8 way ProLiant 8-node Windows Clusters.
Best Choice. HP offers the broadest choice and most rigorously tested and certified Intel servers.
Better Management: Windows Server 2003 and HP make server and SAN deployment and management more customer friendly.
Peace of Mind. HP has the largest and most experienced Microsoft trained experts. HP has deployed over 4.7million Windows 2000 seats.
Complete Support. HP provides Windows 2003 assessment, design and implementation services, as well as global support 24x7x365
Market Leader: Join our community of customers that have made HP the #1 supplier of Windows based servers.
HP runs on Microsoft. HP & Microsoft represent the first and second largest Windows 2000 implementations in the world.
Microsoft runs on HP. 95% of the 6000 servers deployed within Microsoft are HP Servers.
12/8/2018

6. Windows Server 2003 Launch Update
Brigid Archibald
Solution Marketing Manager, .NET
Angus Jones
Industry Standard Servers Marketing Manager

7. Defining Application Platform
Distributed Application Infrastructure
Programming
Model
Defining Application Platform
Developer Tools

8. Defining Application Platform
Designers
Modeling
Compilers
Web Programming Model
Component Object Model
Object Request Broker
Transaction Monitor
Messaging
Integration
Scalability
Directory Services
Web Server
Discovery
Instrumentation

9. Agenda Application Platform
Visual Studio
Visio
C++,C#,VB…
ASP.NET
.NET Remoting
Web Services
COM+
MSMQ
XML/SOAP
NLBS
AD /AM
IIS 6.0
UDDI
Enterprise Instrumentation

10. .NET Framework
…From Microsoft
Visual Studio .NET
Windows Server 2003

11. Agenda Designers Modeling IDE ASP.NET .NET Framework Objects
SOAP/.NET Remoting
COM+
IIS 6.0
MSMQ
UDDI
XML/SOAP
AD /AM
NLBS
Enterprise Instrumentation

12. Component Services COM+ 1.5
Productive
Public/private components
Aliasing Components
Application Pooling
Dependability
Partitions
Process dump
Process recycling
Pause/disable applications
Configurable isolation level
COM+ applications as NT Services
Memory gates
Connected
COM+ applications as XML Web Services

13. Agenda Designers Modeling IDE ASP.NET .NET Framework Objects
SOAP/.NET Remoting
COM+
IIS 6.0
MSMQ
UDDI
XML/SOAP
AD /AM
NLBS
Enterprise Instrumentation

14. IIS 6.0 Full Isolation Model
Worker Process
ISAPI Filters
ISAPI Extensions
Worker Process
ISAPI Filters
ISAPI Extensions
Web Administration Service (WAS)
Worker Process
ISAPI filters
ISAPI Extensions
Worker Process
ISAPI Filters
ISAPI Extensions
User
Kernel
Queue Manager
HTTP Listener
Everything in-proc, with all the benefits of out-of-proc

15. IIS 5.0 Compatibility Mode
DLLHost.EXE
ISAPI Extensions
INETINFO.EXE
DLLHost.EXE
ISAPI Extensions
SMTP & NNTP Service
Static File Handler
DLLHost.EXE
ISAPI Extensions
Metabase
ISAPI Filters and Extensions
Request Engine
User Mode
Kernel Mode
Queue Manager
HTTP Listener

16. Web Services with IIS 6.0 Dependability Kernel-mode HTTP Listener
Request Queue management
Process recycling
CPU Monitoring
Health Monitoring
Productivity
XML Metabase - compatible and text-based
Text-based, use common tools and utilities
Edit while running
Automatic versioning and rollback
Full functionality through command line Utilities
WMI provider with Full ADSI functionality
iisext /listext /enext WEBDAV /disext WEBDAV
C:\WDNS1\system32\inetsrv\MetaBase.xml
C:\WDNS1\system32\inetsrv\MetaBack
C:\WDNS1\system32\inetsrv\History

17. Agenda Designers Modeling IDE ASP.NET .NET Framework Objects
SOAP/.NET Remoting
COM+
IIS 6.0
MSMQ
UDDI
XML/SOAP
AD /AM
NLBS
Enterprise Instrumentation

18. Universal Discovery Description and Integration (UDDI)
SOAP API for searching and publishing
Internet standards based (XML, XSD, HTTP, SOAP)
Cross platform, cross vendor, industry wide support
UDDI Ver 1.0 and 2.0 compliant
Reliability through Redundancy
Directory

19. Agenda Designers Modeling IDE ASP.NET .NET Framework Objects
SOAP/.NET Remoting
COM+
IIS 6.0
MSMQ
UDDI
XML/SOAP
AD /AM
NLBS
Enterprise Instrumentation

20. Messaging with MSMQ 3.0 Connected Dependable Productive
Open, XML based protocol
Proprietary messaging systems don’t interoperate well
Address firewalls
Dependable
Publish and subscribe features
Real-time messaging multicast
Distribution lists
Storage
Start up
Productive
Triggers integration
Simpler Object Model
Visual Studio .NET Integration
Storage
Problem: MSMQ 1.0/2.0 message store: 2GB limitations
Win64 doesn’t solve everything
Goals:
Lift 2 GB limit
Instant (fast) startup time (currently 1sec/MB)
Allow MSMQ service to start even when disk corruption affects some message files/tables
Implementation:
Extend the current MSMQ proprietary message store
Implemented in terms of MMF (memory-mapped file)

21. What’s Next? Enterprise Instrumentation Framework Share Point Services
Active Directory Application Mode
Next generation processors

22. Summary Windows Server 2003:
Productive development environment
Dependable platform
Connected infrastructure
Results in Applications that deliver the best value
KEY MESSAGE: Windows Server 2003 is a great platform for development.
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SLIDE SCRIPT:
In this session, you’ve seen that Windows Server 2003 has a lot to offer you as a developer. The server is more secure because many applications are not installed by default, and many services are not started. This reduces the overall attack profile.
Although Windows Server 2003 is more secure, that doesn’t mean that it’s significantly more complex to use. Server Roles allow you to quickly configure Windows Server 2003 for certain typical scenarios.
In addition, there are a number of COM+ enhancements. The ability to configure isolation levels will allow you to build more high-performance and scalable applications. In addition, Services Without Components will allow you to easily leverage the services (such as transactions) that COM+ provides.
IIS 6.0 has been completely re-architected. It is more reliable and more manageable. The MetaBase is now stored as XML, and supports automatic backups. This is a great benefit for the development environment where you want to test scripting changes to the MetaBase, and roll back to a known configuration.
NLBS lets you scale out with very little effort.
Finally, UDDI allows you to really leverage Web services on your intranet, supporting fail-over and other advanced scenarios.
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