.NET Developer's Kit Including ASP, C#, and Visual Basic is a 3-Book box set that includes ASP.NET Web Developer's Guide, C# .net Web Developer's Guide, and VB.net Developer's Guide. ASP Topics include: History of ASP standards (versions 1.0 through 3.0), overview of ASP.NET, tutorial to common ASP.NET namespaces (including the Microsoft Visual Basic APIs, data types, collections, Web services, and XML); ASP.NET server controls (and postback support), HTML server controls, validation with validator classes; databound list Web controls (including the Repeater and DataGrid components), in-depth description to ASP.NET configuration (including security guidelines), managing state, using global.aspx, the Application object, handling application and session events; caching options (output, fragment, and data caching), case study for an address book using ADO.NET, introduction to XML (validating, navigating, and querying XML); techniques for debugging.
ADSI (Active Directory Services Interface) provides a useful set of interfaces for accessing network providers. As most ASP/ASP.NET programmers will operate in a predominantly Microsoft environment, this article will focus on using ADSI to access Active Directory. However, these concepts can be easily migrated to any LDAP provider. With ADSI, searching and manipulating Active Directory Directory Services has always been relatively easy. However, as with most things in .NET, those tasks have just become easier. In this article, Noel Simpson examines how to traverse and manipulate Active Directory using .Net's System.DirectoryServices namespaces and its two component classes DirectoryEntry and DirectorySearcher. This article assumes that you know what a directory service is and you are somewhat comfortable with Active Directory and its object hierarchy. In order to run the code contained in this article you will need to be running Active Directory.
Part of the new Web Warrior Series, a cutting edge Web development series dedicated to providing coverage of the latest in emerging Internet and Web technologies. This title enables users to design and maintain interactive and dynamic Web applications with the server-based scripting language, Active Server Pages. A textbook that allows the user to design and maintain interactive and dynamic Web applications within the server-based scripting environment of Active Server Pages. Cover topics such as run-time errors, cookies, ADO, ODBC, and OLE DB. Keith Morneau teaches Information Systems Technology (Networking, Programming, and Microcomputer Specializations) at Northern Virginia Community College in Annandale, VA as an Assistant Professor and Program Head. He was a Lead Instructor in Client/Server Programming with Computer Learning Center in Alexandria, VA where he taught Visual Basic, databases (database theory, SQL, and Oracle), and networking.
Active Server Pages In Plain English Two Books in One! This one-of-a-kind guide delivers just what you need to make the most of Active Server Pages, whether you're new to Web programming or a veteran developer. The book opens with a unique reference section that lets you look things up by keyword, category, and objects and collections, among other terms. Need more answers? The second part delivers concise, example-filled tutorials that show you step-by-step how to work with ASP objects, the ActiveX Data Object, ActiveX objects, and more. An interactive reference & tutorial. Active Server Pages In Plain English gives you instant access to ASP through a detailed reference section of key ASP components and languages along with a dense tutorial that describes the programming essentials. Extensive cross-references with live page numbers make this is the perfect book to prop next to your computer while programming with ASP.
Get Up to Speed on Active Server Pages 3 in a Weekend! The big day is Monday. The day you get to show off what you know about Active Server Pages. The problem is, you're not really up to speed. Maybe it's been a while since you worked with ASP. Or maybe you just like a challenge. In any event, we've got a solution for you Active Server Pages 3 Weekend Crash Course. Open the book Friday evening and on Sunday afternoon, after completing 30 fast, focused lessons, you'll be able to jump right in and start creating dynamic Web content with ASP. It's as simple as that.See the About the CD Appendix for details and complete system requirements. A structured, 15-hour, 30-lesson tutorial in Microsoft Active Server Pages, version 3. The CD-ROM contains all of the sample code and auxiliary files for the text, assessment software for judging progress, a trial version of HomeSite 4.5, and ASPUpload.
Active Server Pages 3 Developer's Guide. This insider's guide is packed with professional techniques and real-world examples for creating interactive e-commerce enabled Web sites. You won't have to learn a new language because this unique reference offers expert advice on developing server-side applications using both JavaScript and VBScript. These pages are packed with practical shortcuts to help you create and manage state-of-the-art Web sites, from building online catalogs to controlling access and integrating databases. With this guide, you'll discover how to simplify and speed up development and find innovative ways to take advantage of ASP. Explore the newest features of ASP 3, Create a new Web project and access the pages, Develop server-side applications using JavaScript and VBScript, Use ADO for database access and manipulation, Understand and implement Web applications, including Active X components, Utilize scriptless ASP processing.
Welcome to the only guidebook series that takes a visual approach to professional-level computer topics. Open the book and you'll discover step-by-step screen shots that demonstrate over 100 key Active Server Pages tasks, including: Processing data from a form; Creating a cookie; Using query strings; Encoding a URL; Creating a custom component; Locking application variables; Using a Windows script component; Connecting to a database; Creating a custom error message; Using the File Access component. The book provides ready-to-run code and useful tips, succinct explanations walk you through step-by-step, high resolution screen shots demonstrate each task, two page lessons break big topics into bite sized modules. All samples from the book are included on the CD-ROM as well as shareware versions of WEB-ED Page and Scripting Editor and ASP Express, evaluation versions of Edit 2000 and Visual InterDev 6, plus an e-version of the book.
The friendly, tutorial style of Sams Teach Yourself Active Server Pages 3.0 in 21 Days empowers you to create your own Active Server Pages quickly and easily. Using client-proven methods, and his award-winning advice to Web developers from around the world, ASP master Scott Mitchell provides you with an understanding of ASP and IIS fundamentals, and guides you through the use of VBScript and ASP's built-in objects, enabling you to create your own dynamic, database-driven Web solutions. You'll benefit from Scott's expert knowledge of topics including creating dynamic content, interacting with the user, reading and writing files on the Web server, creating personalized content with cookies, reading a database using ASP, and debugging your ASP scripts. Scott Mitchell is a professional web developer and the brains behind 4guysfromrolla, a popular online resource for ASP programmers and the 1998 ASP Website of the Year. Teach yourself ASP in 21 days.
Rescued by ASP is a complete book and reference for working with Active Server Pages (ASP) that will appeal to both new and advanced users and developers of ASP.The first part of the book introduces the reader to the basics and fundamentals of ASP, giving the reader a solid foundation to build more complex and intricate sites using Active Server Pages.In Part II, the book covers some of the common requirements of developers when working with ASP. Some of these common requirements include e-mailing, working with files, handling page counters, and determining properties and capabilities of remote browsers, to name a few.In Part III, the book introduces the reader to the Structured Query Language (SQL) and working with databases. This section includes working with Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server.In Part IV, the reader is shown how to use advanced methods to enhance ASP and extend the capabilities by creating various component models.
Before getting to Active Server Pages (or ASP) the book first takes a look at HTML in general, and the different client-scripting languages available. After a brief introduction to HTML, the first scripting language, VBScript is covered. All available objects, methods, and language constructs are explained. After VBScript, JScript is covered. JScript is the Microsoft implementation of JavaScript developed by Netscape. Also all methods, objects and language constructs for JScript are explained. Dynamic HTML is the following topic. The document object model, stylesheets and more are covered. Then it is time to take a look at ASP. ASP is a server-side scripting language for Microsoft Internet Information Server. After a introductionary chapter of ASP - explaining what ASP is, advantages and disadvantages - the authors explain the concept of an ASP application and how to build one with ActiveX Components and ActiveX Server Objects.