ASP in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (O'Reilly))

1389 Pages·2009·3.35 MB·English

by  Keyton Weissinger

ASP in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
Table of Contents
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A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
Preface
Who Is This Book for?
How to Use This Book
How This Book Is Structured
Conventions Used in This Book
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
Acknowledgments from the First Edition
I. Introduction to Active Server Pages
1. Active Server Pages:An Introduction
1.1. The Static Internet
1.2. The Dynamic Internet Part I: CGI Applications
1.3. The Dynamic Internet Part II: ISAPI
1.4. Active Server Pages and Active Server Pages 2.0
1.5. ASP: A Demonstration
1.6. The ASP Object Model
2. Active Server Pages:Server-Side Scripting
2.1. Client-Side Scripting
2.2. Server-Side Scripting
2.3. ASP Functions
2.4. Scripting Languages
3. Extending Active Server Pages
II. Object Reference
4. Application Object
4.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
4.2. Collections Reference
4.3. Contents Collection Methods
4.4. Methods Reference
4.5. Events Reference
5. ASPError Object
5.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
5.2. Properties Reference
5.3. ASPError Example
6. ObjectContext Object
6.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
6.2. Methods Reference
6.3. Events Reference
7. Request Object
7.1. How HTTP Works
7.1.1. HTTP: A Simple Example
7.1.2. HTTP Request Types
7.1.3. Form Submission
7.1.4. HTTP Request and Response
7.1.5. The HTTP Request and the ASP Request Object
7.2. The ASP Request Object
7.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
7.4. Properties Reference
7.5. Collections Reference
7.6. Methods Reference
8. Response Object
8.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
8.2. Properties Reference
8.3. Collections Reference
8.4. Methods Reference
9. Server Object
9.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
9.2. Properties Reference
9.3. Methods Reference
10. Session Object
10.1. Comments/Troubleshooting
10.2. Properties Reference
10.3. Collections Reference
10.4. Methods Reference
10.5. Events Reference
11. Preprocessing Directives, Server-Side Includes, and
GLOBAL.ASA
11.1. Preprocessing Directives
11.1.1. Preprocessing Directives:
Comments/Troubleshooting
11.2. Preprocessing Directives Reference
11.3. Server-Side Includes
11.3.1. Server-Side Includes: Comments/Troubleshooting
11.4. GLOBAL.ASA
11.4.1. GLOBAL.ASA: Comments/Troubleshooting
11.5. GLOBAL.ASA Reference
III. Installable Component Reference
12. ActiveX Data Objects 2.6
12.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
12.2. Instantiating Active Data Objects
12.2.1. Example
12.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
12.4. Object Model
12.4.1. Command Object
12.4.2. Connection Object
12.4.3. Error Object
12.4.4. Field Object
12.4.5. Parameter Object
12.4.6. Property Object
12.4.7. Record Object
12.4.8. Recordset
12.4.9. Stream Object
12.5. Properties Reference
12.6. Collections Reference
12.7. Methods Reference
13. Ad Rotator Component
13.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
13.1.1. Adrot.dll
13.1.2. Redirection File
13.1.3. Rotator Schedule File
13.2. Instantiating the Ad Rotator
13.2.1. Example
13.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
13.4. Properties Reference
13.5. Methods Reference
13.6. Ad Rotator Example
14. Browser Capabilities Component
14.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
14.1.1. BrowsCap.dll
14.1.2. BrowsCap.ini
14.2. Instantiating the Browser Capabilities Component
14.2.1. Example
14.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
14.4. Properties Reference
14.5. Retrieving Browser Information from Cookies
15. Collaboration Data Objects for Windows NT Server
15.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
15.2. Instantiating Collaboration Data Objects
15.2.1. Example
15.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
15.4. The CDO Object Model
15.4.1. Common Properties
15.4.2. AddressEntry Object
15.4.3. Attachment Object
15.4.4. Attachments Collection
15.4.5. Folder Object
15.4.6. Message Object
15.4.7. Messages Collection
15.4.8. NewMail Object
15.4.9. Recipient Object
15.4.10. Recipients Collection
15.4.11. Session Object
15.5. NewMail Object Properties Reference
15.6. Methods Reference
16. Content Linking Component
16.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
16.1.1. Netlink.DLL
16.1.2. Content Linking List
16.2. Instantiating a Content Linking Object
16.2.1. Example
16.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
16.4. Methods Reference
16.5. Content Linking Component Example
17. Content Rotator Component
17.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
17.1.1. Controt.DLL
17.1.2. Content Schedule File
17.2. Instantiating the Content Rotator Component
17.2.1. Example
17.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
17.4. Methods Reference
18. Counters Component
18.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
18.2. Instantiating the Counters Component
18.2.1. Example
18.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
18.4. Methods Reference
19. File Access Component
19.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
19.2. Instantiating Installable Components
19.2.1. Example
19.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
19.4. Object Model
19.4.1. Drive Object
19.4.2. Drives Collection
19.4.3. File Object
19.4.4. Files Collection
19.4.5. FileSystemObject Object
19.4.6. Folder Object
19.4.7. Folders Collection
19.4.8. TextStream Object
19.5. Properties Reference
19.6. Methods Reference
20. Logging Utility Component
20.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
20.2. Instantiating the Logging Utility Component
20.2.1. Example
20.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
20.4. Properties Reference
20.5. Methods Reference
20.6. Logging Utility Component Example
21. MyInfo Component
21.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
21.2. Comments/Troubleshooting
21.3. Properties Reference
22. Page Counter Component
22.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
22.2. Instantiating the Page Counter Component
22.2.1. Example
22.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
22.4. Methods Reference
23. Permission Checker Component
23.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
23.2. Instantiating the Permission Checker
23.2.1. Example
23.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
23.4. Methods Reference
24. Tools Component
24.1. Accessory Files/Required DLL Files
24.2. Instantiating the Tools Component
24.2.1. Example
24.3. Comments/Troubleshooting
24.4. Methods Reference
IV. Appendixes
A. ASP Intrinsic Objects Member Summary
B. Converting CGI/WinCGI Applications into ASP Applications
B.1. The CGI Application
B.2. The Perl CGI Script
B.3. The Visual Basic CGI Application
B.4. The Active Server Pages
B.5. Converting Environment Variables
C. ASP on Alternative Platforms
C.1. Chili!ASP from Chili!Soft
C.1.1. Comments
C.1.2. Contact Information
C.2. Instant ASP (iASP) from Halcyon Software
C.2.1. Comments
C.2.2. Contact Information
C.3. OpenASP from the ActiveScripting Organization
C.3.1. Comments
C.3.2. Contact Information
D. Configuration of ASP Applications on IIS
D.1. Microsoft Management Console and the Metabase
D.1.1. ASP Application Configuration
D.1.2. ASP Error Handling Configuration
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