Description

For Web Programming Design and Development courses covering ASP.

Active Server Pages 3.0 By Example teaches students how to create dynamic web sites quickly and easily. It assumes the students have a basic knowledge of VBScript. It uses real-world examples to teach proper coding techniques. This will translate into fewer problems and allow you to apply your knowledge in the future. It also covers objects, cookies, applications, and database access.

Features

• Complete Coverage-Distributed Computing Using ASP, ASP Programming, Working with ASP on the Server, and Client/Server Applications Using ASP.

  • Teaches students the fundamentals of using ASP. Ex.___

• Student-friendly pedagogical tools-Include Tips, Notes, Cautions, Cross-References and Chapter Summaries.

  • Helps guide students through the chapters. Ex.___

• Structured programming techniques.

  • Helps students develop a structured programming technique to isolate problems, write correct problems faster, and produce easy-to-maintain programs. Ex.___

• Uses real-world examples.

  • Focuses students on the proper, accepted coding techniques that cause fewer problems and teaches students to apply their knowledge to broader tasks. Ex.___

Table of Contents

Introduction.

I. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING USING ASP.

 1. The Fundamentals of Distributed Computing Using ASP.
 2. Migrating from Static Web Pages to Active Server Pages.

II. ASP PROGRAMMING.

 3. The Fundamentals of VBScript.
 4. Writing Script for the Server Side.
 5. Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming.

III. WORKING WITH ASP ON THE SERVER.

 6. Beginning ASP: Client-Server Communication.
 7. Intermediate ASP: Processing Data.
 8. Moving Forward with ASP: Working with Data.
 9. Working with the Installable Components for Internet Information Server.
10. More on Objects and ASP.

IV. CLIENT/SERVER APPLICATIONS USING ASP.

11. Working with Security and Transactions.
12. Creating a Custom User Page.
13. Creating a Personal Address Book.
14. Creating a Class Attendance Page.
15. Creating an Email Page with the CDONTS Component.
16. Adding a Mail Feature to the Attendance List.

V. APPENDIXES.

A: ASP Object Model.
B: ADO Object Model.
C: Common VBScript Functions.
Glossary.
Index.

Back Cover

ASP by Example assumes a basic knowledge of VBScript and teaches you how to create dynamic web sites quickly and easily. Using real-world examples, ASP 3 by Example teaches proper, accepted coding techniques that will cause fewer problems and allow you to apply your knowledge to more than simply the task at hand. Topics include: ASP, objects, cookies, applications, and database access.

Author

Bob Reselman is a nationally known software developer, writer, and teacher. He is a founding principal of Cognitive Arts and Technologies, a group dedicated to integration of creative, artistic endeavors with the practice of software development. In addition, Bob is a member of the faculty of Simpson College. In the past, he has held positions as a Principal Consultant for the international consulting firm, Cap Gemini, and as Platform Architect for Desktop Systems for Gateway. Bob is a co-author of “Practical Visual Basic 6.”