Learn ASP

EBook Description: ASP is Microsoft's OLE / ActiveX scripting environment. It allows programs or scripts to be ran from within HTML documents on the server, and the program code is replaced with the resulting HTML code. ASP is not an actual scripting language, just an environment that allows you to choose and use a scripting language. At the moment, only two languages can be used: VBScript, a toned down version of Visual Basic; and JScript, a Microsoft version of JavaScript (which, I add, is not compatible with JavaScript used by other browsers).

All database related activity you do will on 1ASPHost will require you to use the ADO Object or ADODB. With this object you can do almost anything with the databases you have made. When connecting to your database you must use a DSN-Less connection not a System DSN.

ASP Chat Application Tutorial

This comprehensive 12 parts tutorial that has been wrote by one of our consultants will show you step by step how to build from scratch the ASP Chat Application you need.

ASP Scripts(Examples)

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Asp Categories Code Examples

ASP Code Tutorial

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Asp Categories Code Examples

ASP Code Tutorial

Active Server Pages

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ASP Tutorials - Sending, Receiving Cookies, and Persistent Cookies

This tutorial describes: What is a cookie? Sending and receiving cookies. Cookie properties and itemized values. Other cookie features.

ASP Tutorial

In our ASP tutorial you will learn about ASP, and how to execute scripts on your server. You will see that ASP is a powerful tool for making dynamic and interactive Web pages.

ASP.NET Tutorial - ADO.NET

ADO.NET provides an API for accessing database systems according to the programs. ADO.NET was created for the .NET Framework and it can be said that they are next generation of Active Data Objects (ADO). The .NET Framework contains several namespaces and classes, which are devoted to database accesses. Microsoft has created separate namespaces that are optimized for working with different data providers (different types of databases). Before starting this topic, the user should have good knowledge of Databases such as MS Access and SQL Server or Oracle.

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