Observing the User Experience: A Practitioners Guide to User Research

Chapter 1: Introduction to ATL Server

Figure 1-1. A client sending a request to a server

Figure 1-2. A request being dispatched to the ISAPI DLL

Figure 1-3. The ISAPI DLL dispatching a request to an application DLL

Figure 1-4. The relationship between ISAPI, the application, and SRF

Chapter 5: Inside the ATL Server Architecture

Figure 5-1. ISAPI flow control

Figure 5-2. Application DLL (request handler) flow control

Figure 5-3. Web request class flow

Figure 5-4. Web service class flow

Chapter 10: Web Services

Figure 10-1. Application architecture for an ATL Server SOAP application

Chapter 16: Database Access with ATL Server

Figure 16-1. Selecting the ATL OLE DB Consumer icon

Figure 16-2. The Welcome screen of the ATL OLE DB Consumer Wizard

Figure 16-3. The Data Link Properties dialog box

Figure 16-4. Selecting the Northwind database

Figure 16-5. The Select Database Object dialog box

Figure 16-6. Returning to the Welcome screen

Figure 16-7. Adding the data source cache service in the ATL Server Project Wizard

Figure 16-8. Displaying data using SRF

Figure 16-9. Sample output in a list

Chapter 19: Advanced Web Services

Figure 19-1. The architecture of an ATL Server Web service request

Figure 19-2. The initial state of the state stack

Figure 19-3. The state stack after the InputHeader element

Figure 19-4. The state stack after encountering the HelloWorld element

Chapter 20: Performance Tuning ATL Server Web Applications

Figure 20-1. A typical Web application request involving databases