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.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 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.
Active Server Pages 3.0 by Example teaches you the fundamentals of creating distributed applications using Microsoft's Active Server Pages technology. You'll learn to use VBScript to write server-based programs that calculate, perform logical operations, access data, and work with ActiveX Internet components that ship with Windows NT 4.0 Server and Windows 2000 Advanced Server. With this book you will be able to migrate from writing static web pages to dynamic web pages containing script; discover the fundamentals of object-oriented programming to facilitate client-server interaction in a distributed environment, work with Microsoft's ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) technology to handle features and functions that web sites require repeatedly; use II5 and installable components to control advertising banners, keep track of web page usage, and organize the way users navigate your site. Bob Reselman is a software developer, writer, and teacher.
If you want dynamic Web pages that craete personalized content for visitors or automatically pull updates from a database, then ASP is for you. Thsi friendly guide shows you step-by-step how to build powerful Active Server Pages applications that will take your web site to the next level. With Active Server Pages (ASP) for Dummies you will discover how to understand the ASP open development environment, customize and personalize web pages, access database information, write scripts in VBScript or JavaScript, and work with ActiveX components. Topics covered include the basics of ASP, VBScript, JScript, the ASP object model, server components, database connectivity, Fisual InterDev, and popular ASP applications. The book delivers a carefully structured introduction to ASP technology. Inside you'll find code for a date-stamper, a banner-ad rotator, a guestbook, and even a near-real-time chat room and a system for managing classified ads.
In Active Server Pages 3.0 From Scratch, Nicholas Chase takes novice Web programmers through the process of planning, designing, and building a Web site using Active Server Pages. You will create an online magazine that has news, interviews, and archives, a small memorabilia store, person-to-person auctions, and personalized start pages. Topics include planning and designing a Web site, VBScript, connecting to databases, HTML forms, personalizing the user experience using cookies, building an auction system, and building an electronic storefront. Learn the basics of HTML, VBScript, and object oriented programming in the context of using built-in ASP Objects to create a web-based application; personalize your web site with users pre-defined settings to keep them coming back; and build a complete database-driven web solution using queries, transactions, and robust error handling; knowledge for maintaing a web site and attracting traffic.
Packed with illustrations and real-world examples, Active Server Pages Unleashed shows you how to fully exploit the Active Server to create dynamic Web sites. Learn to create dynamic and powerful Web-based business solutions with Active Server Pages (ASP). ASP enables server-side scripting for IIS with native support for both VBScript and Jscript. Features in-depth explanations of the Active Server, BackOffice, and Visual Studio. Also covers data access, security, and Web page creation using Active Server Components. Explore the publishing, component-supporting capabilities of IIS 4, hone HTML skills for effective Active Server Pages programming, and build interactive web forms. Create dynamic and powerful Web-based business solutions with Active Server Pages (ASP). Features in-depth explanations of the Active Server, BackOffice, and Visual Studio. Covers data access, security, and Web page creation using Active Server Components.
Information is the key in our everyday fast paced lives. The World Wide Web is a huge repository of information. If you are hosting a web site that delivers live data and content such as news feeds, stock market updates or catalogs of products and you find misspelled words this means impending doom for the business aspect of your site. How many times do you find yourself in trouble when your content goes live on the web, you check it out and find a couple of misspelled words shredding all your hard work to pieces? Siddarth Sharangpani shows us how to implement a web-based spellchecker that simplifies time in proofreading the content and will help us organize and archive our data. Adding a spellchecker to your website with ASP, JavaScript and Word 2000 was writen by Siddarth Sharangoani for ASPToday. It requires that you have some previous experience with ASP, JavaScript, and Microsoft Office and is meant for intermediate developers.
Together, Microsoft's ADO data access technology and their dynamic internet package Active Server Pages have become a powerful combination for delivering data-driven content across the web. Combined with RDS - remote Data Services - they allow web developers to manipulate data held in a range of databases smoothly effectively and well. Topics covered include: ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and Remote Data Services (RDS) overview; ADO 2.5 object model; Record and Stream objects; Using database Connection objects; Transactions; Events; Working with Command objects; Parameters; Recordset objects (including XML options); Cloning; Sorting; Batch updates and multiple recordsets; Disconnected recordsets and RDS; Metadata and custom recordsets; XML support; Data-shaping tutorial; Using ADO with MTS on the middle tier; RDS objects (basic operations, the RDS data control, ActiveX servers); Oracle with ADO; Oracle stored procedures; ADS and RDS reference.
The explosion of the Internet has redefined networking. What was a strong proprietary networking world has conformed to a rapid race to optimize future networks and provide compatibility to today's and yesterday's legacy systems. The release rate of new technology has tripled in development. The new technologies provide many solutions and options for customers and clients alike. Client expectations and functionality has exponentially increased. All these benefits of growth leaves the customer and Solution Provider trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Two technologies from Microsoft collectively ease the client and solutions providers decision: Microsoft Active Directory Service Interface (ADSI) and Microsoft Collaborative Data Objects (CDO). The combination of ADSI and CDO provides the glue that allows easy pasting of any companies' puzzled networks for yesterday, today and tomorrow. For web developers, and network administrators.
The World Wide Web is a loosely coupled data store that could be used as a central repository if only the data on each website were stored in accordance with some common semantics. However, it is possible to mine the data from diverse websites and introduce semantics to it. The possibilities for data mining from a huge collection of html documents across websites express a vast, rich range of information. Unfortunately this information is usually encoded in a format that is difficult to decipher and extract. The plan behind this article is to explore a semi-automated data mining system called Crawler that can be used to create and maintain web based content through interactive mining operations in a hierarchical arrangement. Firstly an overview is presented, both from business and technological viewpoints and it describes the exciting possibilities that this approach offers. And then, a prototype is shown of an Online Comparison Shopping Store.
Comprehensive guide to the widely-anticipated .NET framework, the next generation of Microsoft's ActiveServer Pages. Favorable numbers'forty percent of today's Web sites utilize ASP, and it's logical that most of ASP developers will want to take the next step to ASP.NET. Written by the best-selling author of three other series titles, Instant ASP Scripts, Instand ASP Components, and ASP Developer's Guide. Best-selling author and ASP expert Greg Buzcek shows you all you need to know to master ASP .NET the widely-anticipated, next generation of Microsoft's Active Server Pages. Also, on the CD-ROM, you'll find all the code from the book, as well as bonus application solutions not found inside the book. Topics include: ASP.NET Basics; ASP.NET Language Structure; HTML Server Controls; Data List Web Server Controls; Request and Response Objects; System.Data and System.Data.OLEDB Namespaces; System.Data.SQLClient Namespace; Error Handling.
This is an indispensable quick reference to one of the Web's hottest technologies, Active Server Pages. ASP allows developers to create, deliver, and deploy interactive Web applications that run on Microsoft's Internet Information Server. The technology can now be used on Unix and Linux as well. The market is expected to grow quickly as more and more companies develop e-commerce Web sites. Author Petroutsos wrote the best-selling Mastering Visual Basic 6 and Mastering Database Programming with VB 6, both from Sybex. A desktop resource with complete, logically organized coverage of properties, methods, and events for all ASP objects. Illustrates the proper use of properties and methods using clear examples. Also highlights the new features of ASP 3. If you rely on Active Server Pages to build interactive Web applications, ASP 3 Instant Reference is an essential desktop resource. The author illustrates using succinct, clear examples.
Learn the fundamentals of ASP programming by following the steps and examples in this easy-to-use guide. Through tutorials and hands-on exercises, programming instructor Dave Mercer explains the fundamentals of ASP, including Web programming objectives, ASP scripting, object-oriented programming, Active Server Components and ADO, client/server applications, debugging, and security. If you want to get started programming in ASP right away here is the perfect self-paced learning solution for you. Each programming concept is divided into logical modules (chapters), ideal for linear learning Goals. Each module opens with the specific programming skills you'll have by the end of the module. Quick self-assessment sections to check your progress. Example code annotated with commentary that points to the particular technique illustrated. Coding exercises contained in each module that build on one another, from simple to complex.
ASP 3.0 Programmer's Reference relates to ASP 3.0 as included with Windows 2000. However, because ASP is now a core part of so many Web-oriented features within Windows, this book covers a far wider area than just the ASP syntax, properties, methods and events. For example, with Windows 2000 you can use IIS5 as your web server, you can use Active Directory to share enterprise-wide information, you can Message Queue Services to create applications that can work in a disconnected or a connected mode etc. Topics include: ASP intrinsic objects, scripting objects, Active Server Components, ADO, ADOX, DNA 2000 application architecture, performance testing, Data Shaping, security, Active Directory, XML, Messaging and Collaboration Services, VBScript, JScript and much more making it the complete ASP programmer's desktop companion. A properly equipped ASP programmer needs to have more than just ASP reference material close at hand to function effectively.
If you have ever developed applications using languages such as Java or Perl then you will no doubt be aware that they have standard facilities for generating code documentation. Microsoft have also added a similar facility to C# (but curiously have omitted an equivalent system from VB.NET). Unfortunately there is no code documentation standard for ASP, so as a result, documentation for an ASP application tends to be thrown together at the last minute, and due to time and/or budgetary constraints may not be created at all, leading to problems in the longer term. In this article we'll look at some commercially available documentation systems and design a simple asp documentation application. ASP Documentation Systems was written by Brett Burridge for ASPToday. This ebook (e-book) requires that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed so that you can view PDF files. This title is not compatible with Pocket PCs, PDAs, or other handhelds.
Aimed at the beginning or intermediate Web developer, this is an extremely useful, cookbook-style tutorial that helps readers of all levels use ASP (and JavaScript) to create Web pages dynamically by concisely offering a series of simple, effective ASP examples. The full source code is included, along with extensive annotations and suggestions for extending the code in custom projects. This approach is ideal for anyone who appreciates a hands-on approach to learning. The examples themselves are immediately practical. First off, a date-time script gives out a random "tip of the day" read from a text file on the server. Then it's on to basic database programming with ADO and ASP. After a quick tour of database basics, readers learn some expert techniques for generating forms based on any database table without changing ASP code. Topics covered include: date and time functions; working with text files; databases; tables and records; and much more.
A quick reference guide for looking up oject usage on a dime. This guide is geared oward working ASP programmers who need to get their answers quickly, without wading through long examples. The book is organized into three parts: an introduction to ASP, a language reference, and appendices. This edition has been updated for IIS 5.0 and ASP 3.0--respectively the latest flavors of Microsoft's flagship Web server and scripting engines. The ASP introduction is very brief, but it adequately explains the basic concepts behind ASP and server-side scripting. Topics covered include an ASP overview, application of ASP objects, ASPError, ObjectContext, Request, Response, Server, Session, Glocal.ASA, Installable components (ActiveX Data Objects 2.6), Ad Rotator, Browser capabilities, CDO for Windows NT, Content linking, Counters, File access, Logging utility, MyInfo, Page counter, Permission checking, Tools, Converting CGI/WinCGI applications and much more.
ASP Internals examines the inner workings of ASP and shows readers how it interfaces with COM, enabling them to develop outstanding Web applications. Because the source code for ASP is not openly available, author Jon Flanders has created an ASP clone, Active COM Pages (ACP). In revealing its source code, he provides a view under the hood of ASP so developers can finally see and understand how it works and how they can most effectively work with it. ASP Internals covers each aspect of the ASP runtime. It demonstrates ASP integration with COM+ transactional services. And, most important, it shows readers how COM objects are created and interact with ASP. Other important topics include: How ASP is translated to and from the HTTP protocol; ASP, IIS, and ISAPI, including threads, security, and the Web Application Manager; How ASP and the Scripting Engine integrate with COM; ASP's built-in internationalization features, including a look at Unicode.
ASP Programming for the Absolute Beginner is designed to help readers with no programming experience learn not only the basics of ASP, but also the fundamental programming concepts they need to grasp in order to learn their next programming language. Offering an easy, non-intimidating approach to ASP, the For the Absolute Beginner series was designed by computer science instructors and takes a unique approach to programming. Throughout the book, you will be using programming concepts to create simple games with ASP. Before you know it, you will have accumulated a wealth of programming skills that you can easily put to use in real-world scenarios, including programming ASP Web pages with VBScript, using ASP to work with databases and forms, and working with ASP objects and components. Topics include: connecting to databases, executing queries, and presenting nicely formatted results, ASP syntax, control structures, interaction with HTML forms.