Active Server Pages How-To
This is a comprehensive guide to creating Active Platform projects. It shows you how-to create Web pages with functionality equal to the most sophisticated Windows application program. Active Server Page How-To provides 100 cutting-edge projects that cover the entire range of Active Platform development. Topics include conversion of C++ legacy code into ActiveX controls, converting an ActiveX control into an Active Server Component or Active Data Object, and modifying an ActiveX control to work with Distributed COM or function as an ISAPI extension. Each chapter includes one or two How-To's that demonstrate moving legacy code into the Active Platform; several How-To's for common problems that are either not documented or where the documentation is wrong or incomplete; one or two How-To's that illustrate using features from one Active Platform element with other components. Assumes a knowledge of C++, a standard word processor, and Visual C++ 5.0.
- Cost: $3.00
- Pages: 697
- Edition: Book and CD-ROM edition
- ISBN: 1571691162
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Active Server Pages How-To
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Released Date:
October, 1997
Cost:
$3.00
List Price:
$39.99
Pages:
697
Edition:
Book and CD-ROM edition
ISBN:
1571691162
Publisher:
Waite Group Pr
Author:
Nathan Wallace
Keywords:
asp guide, asp functionality, asp application program, asp active platform development, asp conversion, asp legacy code, asp activex controls, asp isapi extension, asp howto, asp documentation, asp components, asp knowledge
Summary:
Comprehensive guide to creating Active Platform projects
Description:
This is a comprehensive guide to creating Active Platform projects. It shows you how-to create Web pages with functionality equal to the most sophisticated Windows application program. Active Server Page How-To provides 100 cutting-edge projects that cover the entire range of Active Platform development. Topics include conversion of C++ legacy code into ActiveX controls, converting an ActiveX control into an Active Server Component or Active Data Object, and modifying an ActiveX control to work with Distributed COM or function as an ISAPI extension. Each chapter includes one or two How-To's that demonstrate moving legacy code into the Active Platform; several How-To's for common problems that are either not documented or where the documentation is wrong or incomplete; one or two How-To's that illustrate using features from one Active Platform element with other components. Assumes a knowledge of C++, a standard word processor, and Visual C++ 5.0.
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