Mastering Active Server Pages 3

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Title: Mastering Active Server Pages ISBN: 0782126197 Pub Date: April 2000 Pages: 928

Book Description

Mastering Active Server Pages is the right book for anyone building dynamic Web sites, for e-commerce and other uses. Whatever your web background, you'll find the step-by-step instructions that will make you a master of the latest version of this increasingly vital technology. But this is much more than a guide to ASP: it's a blueprint to creating dynamic, easy-to-maintain, professional sites using ASP and a host of related technologies.

The enclosed CD contains all the code from the book, including fully functional ASP scripts that illustrate major concepts, and techniques that can be adapted to your own purposes. You also get a fully functional copy of Chili!Soft™ ASP Developer Edition for NT, Solaris, and UNIX.

Coverage includes: 

• Setting up and configuring virtual directories 
• Blending ASP and HTML 
• Understanding and using ASP intrinsic objects 
• Using VBScript and JScript/JavaScript with ASP 
• Accommodating differences between browsers 
• Using components delivered with ASP 
• Accessing files with the FileSystemObject 
• Understanding the Dictionary object 
• Debugging ASP scripts 
• Accessing databases with SQL and ADO 
• Creating and controlling transactions from ASP 
• Choosing and using a state maintenance option 
• Understanding NT security and creating secure ASP applications 
• Planning and deploying ASP applications 
• Taking advantage of client-side scripting and DHTML 
• Building VB components for use with ASP 
• Using XML/XSL with ASP

Table of Contents

Introduction 

Part I: BASIC ACTIVE SERVER PAGES 
Chapter 1: Behind the Scenes-How Active Server Pages Work 
Chapter 2: Introduction to IIS 
Chapter 3: ASP Requirements 
Chapter 4: HTML Basics 

Part II: INTRINSIC ASP OBJECTS 
Chapter 5: The Response Object 
Chapter 6: The Request Object 
Chapter 7: The Application and Server Objects 
Chapter 8: The Session Object 

Part III: WRITING SERVER-SIDE CODE 
Chapter 9: Introduction to VBScript 
Chapter 10: Introduction to JScript 
Chapter 11: The Scripting Dictionary Object 
Chapter 12: File Access with ASP 
Chapter 13: Debugging ASP and Error-Handling 

Part IV: USING COMPONENTS 
Chapter 14: The Browser Capabilities Component 
Chapter 15: Other ASP Components 
Chapter 16: Sending and Receiving Email with ASP 

Part V: ACCESSING DATABASES WITH ASP AND ADO 
Chapter 17: Introduction to Relational Databases and SQL 
Chapter 18: Introduction to ADO 
Chapter 19: Accessing Data with ADO 
Chapter 20: Controlling Transactions in ASP 

Part VI: ASP APPLICATIONS 
Chapter 21: Introduction to ASP Applications 
Chapter 22: State Maintenance in ASP Applications 
Chapter 23: Controlling Access and Monitoring 
Chapter 24: Planning Applications 

Part VII: ADVANCED ASP 
Chapter 25: Client-Side Scripting 
Chapter 26: Build Your Own Components 
Chapter 27: Automating Active Server Pages 
Chapter 28: Efficiency and Scalability 

Part VIII: BEYOND ASP 
Chapter 29: Other Operating Systems 
Chapter 30: Using XML/XSL with ASP 

APPENDICES 
Appendix A: ASP Intrinsic Objects' Methods, Properties,Collections, and Events 
Appendix B: ASP Components' Methods and Properties 
Appendix C: Quick HTML Reference 
Appendix D: VBScript Reference 
Appendix E: JScript Reference 
Appendix F: DOM Reference 

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