ASP 3.0 : A Beginner's Guide,9780072127416

ASP 3.0 : A Beginner's Guide

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ISBN13: 9780072127416
ISBN10: 0072127414
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Pub. Date: 2000-10-01
Publisher(s): Lightning Source Inc
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Summary

Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) is one of the fastest growing programming segments for Web applications and e-commerce. This book servers our vast beginner audience. Great for developers regardless of experience--combines core coverage with real-world applications. Unique "learn by doing" pedagogy, not just theory as with competing books.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
PART 1 The Basics of ASP Programming
Active Server Pages---Getting Set Up
3(34)
Why Active Server Pages (ASP)?
4(9)
Windows 2000 Advanced Server Edition
5(6)
Project 1-1: Install and Configure IIS 5.0
11(2)
The Development Environment
13(4)
Manual Development
13(1)
Automated Development
14(3)
Active Server Pages: An Overview
17(8)
ASP Objects
18(1)
ADO Objects
19(1)
ASP Components
19(1)
Relational Databases and Other Data Sources
20(1)
Developing Online Applications
21(1)
Client/Server or Tiered Applications
21(1)
Virtual Directories
22(3)
The Web Site as Communications Channel
25(12)
Development Issues
25(8)
Project 1-2: Design a Web Site Application
33(1)
Mastery Check
34(3)
ASP and the Web---Programming Basics
37(46)
Web Site Coding Languages
38(29)
Static Web Pages
39(8)
Dynamic Applications
47(14)
Laying Out the Web Site
61(5)
Project 2-1: Design the Structure for a Web Site Application
66(1)
Proper Coding Techniques
67(16)
What's Wrong with My Code?
67(6)
How Can I Fix My Code?
73(4)
Project 2-2: Create a Simple ASP Application
77(3)
Mastery Check
80(3)
The Request and Response Objects
83(42)
Creating Web Site Interactivity
84(1)
Web-Based Communications
84(25)
The Request Object
85(2)
Accessing Values from Forms or URLs
87(1)
Project 3-1: Create a Quick HTML Form Page and Response
87(10)
The Server Variable Collection
97(5)
The Cookies Collection
102(1)
The ClientCertificate Collection
103(2)
Project 3-2: Using the Request Object
105(4)
The Response Object
109(5)
Response Object Collections
110(1)
Response Object Properties
110(1)
Response Object Methods
111(1)
Writing Data to the Browser
112(2)
Writing Data with the Binary Write Method
114(11)
Redirecting the Browser
115(1)
Page Buffering in ASP
116(5)
Project 3-3: Using the Response Object
121(2)
Mastery Check
123(2)
The Server Object
125(38)
The ASP Server Object
126(37)
ASP Page and Object Context
126(1)
Server-Side Includes
127(9)
The Server Object
136(8)
The ASPError Object
144(8)
Project 4-1: Using SSI, the Server Object, and Errors
152(8)
Mastery Check
160(3)
The Application and Session Objects
163(38)
Visitor Status and State
164(37)
Maintaining State with Cookies
165(1)
Scope
166(1)
Default and Virtual ASP Applications
166(1)
The Application Object
167(1)
The global.asa File
168(6)
Project 5-1: Using The Application Object
174(4)
ASP Sessions
178(2)
The Session Object
180(5)
Project 5-2: Using the Session Object in an Application
185(11)
Mastery Check
196(5)
PART 2 Active Server Components and ADO
The Scripting Object Model and SOM Objects
201(48)
The Scripting Object Model
202(47)
Creating Objects
203(1)
The Dictionary Object
204(7)
The Scripting.FileSystemObject Object
211(4)
The Drive Object
215(3)
The Folder Object
218(10)
The File Object
228(5)
The Scripting.TextStream Object
233(5)
Project 6-1: Pulling Together These Examples
238(9)
Mastery Check
247(2)
Major Active Server Components
249(28)
Active Server Components
250(27)
Creating Server Components with ASP
251(1)
The Ad Rotator Component
252(3)
Project 7-1: An Example of Rotating Ads
255(3)
The Browser Capabilities Component
258(3)
The Content Linking Component
261(2)
Project 7-2: Using the Content Linking Component
263(3)
The Content Rotator Component
266(3)
Project 7-3: Beginning Your Web Site Application
269(6)
Mastery Check
275(2)
More Active Server Components
277(42)
More Active Server Components
278(41)
More Microsoft IIS Server Components
278(1)
The Counters Component
279(1)
Project 8-1: Using the Counters Component
280(3)
The Page Counter Component
283(2)
The Permission Checker Component
285(13)
The Tools Component
298(4)
The Logging Utility Component
302(6)
Third-Party Components for ASP
308(3)
Project 8-2: Using These ASP Components
311(5)
Mastery Check
316(3)
ActiveX Data Objects and SQL Overview
319(34)
Using Databases in ASP Applications
320(12)
Database Design
321(2)
Relational Databases
323(4)
Building Microsoft Access Tables
327(5)
ActiveX Data Objects
332(4)
Data Consumers and Data Providers
333(1)
The ADO 2.5 Object Model
334(2)
Coding Structured Query Language (SQL)
336(17)
SQL Statements
336(1)
Project 9-1: Using SQL
337(10)
SQL Table Joins
347(1)
Summary Queries
348(3)
Mastery Check
351(2)
The ADO Connection-Related Objects
353(30)
Interactivity and Latency
354(29)
Optimizing Database Interactions
354(1)
The Connection Object
355(8)
Advanced Error-Handling Techniques
363(2)
Project 10-1: Using The Connection Object
365(2)
The Command Object
367(3)
Recordset Cursors
370(2)
Recordset Locking
372(1)
Stored Procedures
373(4)
The Parameters Collection
377(2)
Project 10-2: Using the Command Object
379(2)
Mastery Check
381(2)
The ADO Recordset-Related Objects
383(32)
The Recordset Object
384(21)
Recordset Methods and Properties
384(4)
Recordset Navigation and Manipulation Operations
388(4)
Project 11-1: Building a Data Management Page
392(13)
The Stream and Record Objects
405(10)
Record Object Properties and Methods
406(1)
Stream Object Properties and Methods
407(2)
Record and Stream Object Overview
409(1)
Mastery Check
410(5)
PART 3 Client/Server Applications
ASP Transactions
415(22)
Transactions and Transaction-Based Data Processing
416(21)
Consistency and the ACID Test
416(2)
ASP Transactions
418(4)
SQL Server Databases
422(1)
Project 12-1: ASP Transactions on SQL Server
422(12)
Mastery Check
434(3)
ASP Collaboration and Security
437(68)
Collaborative Technologies and CDONTS
438(7)
The CDONTS Object Model
438(3)
Project 13-1: An E-Mail Sending Web Page
441(4)
Security Overview
445(22)
Security Defined
446(1)
Software, Applications, and Networking Security
447(3)
Project 13-2: Building a User Log-In Application
450(12)
Mastery Check
462(5)
PART 4 Appendixes
A Answers to Mastery Checks
467(10)
Module 1: Active Server Pages---Getting Set Up
468(1)
Module 2: ASP and the Web---Programming Basics
468(1)
Module 3: The Request and Response Objects
469(1)
Module 4: The Server Object
470(1)
Module 5: The Application and Session Objects
470(1)
Module 6: The Scripting Object Model and SOM Objects
471(1)
Module 7: Major Active Server Components
472(1)
Module 8: More Active Server Components
473(1)
Module 9: ActiveX Data Objects and SQL Overview
474(1)
Module 10: The ADO Connection-Related Objects
474(1)
Module 11: The ADO Recordset-Related Object
475(1)
Module 12: ASP Transactions
475(1)
Module 13: ASP Collaboration and Security
476(1)
B HTML 4.01
477(4)
C JScript
481(14)
D VBScript
495(10)
Glossary 505(8)
Index 513

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