Keyton Weissinger

ASP in a Nutshell (eBook, PDF)

A Desktop Quick Reference

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

ASP in a Nutshell provides the high-quality reference documentation that web application developers really need to create effective Active Server Pages. It focuses on how features are used in a real application and highlights little-known or undocumented features.This book also includes an overview of the interaction between the latest release of Internet Information Server (version 5) and ASP 3.0, with an introduction to the IIS object model and the objects it comprises. The examples shown in this section and throughout the book are illustrated in VBScript.The main components of this book are:Active Server Pages Introduction. Brief overview of the ASP application paradigm with examples in VBScript. Also included is an introduction to Microsoft's Internet Information Server 5.0, the IIS object model, and the objects that it comprises.Object Reference. Each object is discussed in the following manner: descriptions, properties, collections, methods, events, accessory files/required DLLs, and remarks, including real-world uses, tips and tricks, and author's experience (where applicable). The objects--Application, Response, Request, Server, Session, ObjectContext, and ASPError, as well as ASP Directives, Global.ASA, and Server-Side Includes--all follow this paradigm. Component Reference. This section follows the same paradigm found in Object Reference. The discussion covers all of the additional components included with IIS, such as ActiveX Data Objects, the Ad Rotator, the Browser capabilities component, the File System Object, and more.Appendixes. Gives examples in one or two objects and components using Perl, REXX, and Python in ASP.Like other books in the "e;In a Nutshell"e; series this book offers the facts, including critical background information, in a no-nonsense manner that users will refer to again and again. It is a detailed reference that enables even experienced web developers to advance their ASP applications to new levels.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: O'Reilly Media
• Seitenzahl: 488
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juli 2000
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780596157289
• Artikelnr.: 52918038

Autorenporträt

Keyton Weissinger is a senior engineer with the Knowledge Management group of Arthur Anderson Business Consulting. He has been developing Internet applications for three years and ASP applications since Microsoft released ASP. Before Arthur Andersen, he was a programmer and writer for the technical training group of ExecuTrain where, he developed learning materials for Visual Basic and Access.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface
Who Is This Book for?
How to Use This Book
How This Book Is Structured
Conventions Used in This Book
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
Acknowledgments from the First Edition
Part I: Introduction to Active Server Pages
Chapter 1: Active Server Pages:An Introduction
1.1 The Static Internet
1.2 The Dynamic Internet Part I: CGI Applications
1.3 The Dynamic Internet Part II: ISAPI
1.4 Active Server Pages and Active Server Pages 2.0
1.5 ASP: A Demonstration
1.6 The ASP Object Model
Chapter 2: Active Server Pages:Server-Side Scripting
2.1 Client-Side Scripting
2.2 Server-Side Scripting
2.3 ASP Functions
2.4 Scripting Languages
Chapter 3: Extending Active Server Pages
Part II: Object Reference
Chapter 4: Application Object
4.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
4.2 Collections Reference
4.3 Contents Collection Methods
4.4 Methods Reference
4.5 Events Reference
Chapter 5: ASPError Object
5.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
5.2 Properties Reference
5.3 ASPError Example
Chapter 6: ObjectContext Object
6.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
6.2 Methods Reference
6.3 Events Reference
Chapter 7: Request Object
7.1 How HTTP Works
7.2 The ASP Request Object
7.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
7.4 Properties Reference
7.5 Collections Reference
7.6 Methods Reference
Chapter 8: Response Object
8.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
8.2 Properties Reference
8.3 Collections Reference
8.4 Methods Reference
Chapter 9: Server Object
9.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
9.2 Properties Reference
9.3 Methods Reference
Chapter 10: Session Object
10.1 Comments/Troubleshooting
10.2 Properties Reference
10.3 Collections Reference
10.4 Methods Reference
10.5 Events Reference
Chapter 11: Preprocessing Directives, Server-Side Includes, and GLOBAL.ASA
11.1 Preprocessing Directives
11.2 Preprocessing Directives Reference
11.3 Server-Side Includes
11.4 GLOBAL.ASA
11.5 GLOBAL.ASA Reference
Part III: Installable Component Reference
Chapter 12: ActiveX Data Objects 2.6
12.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
12.2 Instantiating Active Data Objects
12.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
12.4 Object Model
12.5 Properties Reference
12.6 Collections Reference
12.7 Methods Reference
Chapter 13: Ad Rotator Component
13.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
13.2 Instantiating the Ad Rotator
13.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
13.4 Properties Reference
13.5 Methods Reference
13.6 Ad Rotator Example
Chapter 14: Browser Capabilities Component
14.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
14.2 Instantiating the Browser Capabilities Component
14.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
14.4 Properties Reference
14.5 Retrieving Browser Information from Cookies
Chapter 15: Collaboration Data Objects for Windows NT Server
15.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
15.2 Instantiating Collaboration Data Objects
15.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
15.4 The CDO Object Model
15.5 NewMail Object Properties Reference
15.6 Methods Reference
Chapter 16: Content Linking Component
16.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
16.2 Instantiating a Content Linking Object
16.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
16.4 Methods Reference
16.5 Content Linking Component Example
Chapter 17: Content Rotator Component
17.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
17.2 Instantiating the Content Rotator Component
17.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
17.4 Methods Reference
Chapter 18: Counters Component
18.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
18.2 Instantiating the Counters Component
18.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
18.4 Methods Reference
Chapter 19: File Access Component
19.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
19.2 Instantiating Installable Components
19.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
19.4 Object Model
19.5 Properties Reference
19.6 Methods Reference
Chapter 20: Logging Utility Component
20.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
20.2 Instantiating the Logging Utility Component
20.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
20.4 Properties Reference
20.5 Methods Reference
20.6 Logging Utility Component Example
Chapter 21: MyInfo Component
21.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
21.2 Comments/Troubleshooting
21.3 Properties Reference
Chapter 22: Page Counter Component
22.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
22.2 Instantiating the Page Counter Component
22.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
22.4 Methods Reference
Chapter 23: Permission Checker Component
23.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
23.2 Instantiating the Permission Checker
23.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
23.4 Methods Reference
Chapter 24: Tools Component
24.1 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
24.2 Instantiating the Tools Component
24.3 Comments/Troubleshooting
24.4 Methods Reference
Part IV: Appendixes
Appendix A: ASP Intrinsic Objects Member Summary
Appendix B: Converting CGI/WinCGI Applications into ASP Applications
B.1 The CGI Application
B.2 The Perl CGI Script
B.3 The Visual Basic CGI Application
B.4 The Active Server Pages
B.5 Converting Environment Variables
Appendix C: ASP on Alternative Platforms
C.1 Chili!ASP from Chili!Soft
C.2 Instant ASP (iASP) from Halcyon Software
C.3 OpenASP from the ActiveScripting Organization
Appendix D: Configuration of ASP Applications on IIS
D.1 Microsoft Management Console and the Metabase
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