Table of Contents

Preface Part I. Introduction to Active Server Pages Chapter 1. Active Server Pages: An Introduction The Static Internet The Dynamic Internet Part I: CGI Applications The Dynamic Internet Part II: ISAPI Active Server Pages and Active Server Pages 2.0 ASP: A Demonstration The ASP Object Model Chapter 2. Active Server Pages: Server-Side Scripting Client-Side Scripting Server-Side Scripting ASP Functions Scripting Languages Chapter 3. Extending Active Server Pages Part II. Object Reference Chapter 4. Application Object Comments/Troubleshooting Collections Reference Contents Collection Methods Methods Reference Events Reference Chapter 5. ASPError Object Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference ASPError Example Chapter 6. ObjectContext Object Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Events Reference Chapter 7. Request Object How HTTP Works The ASP Request Object Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Collections Reference Methods Reference Chapter 8. Response Object Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Collections Reference Methods Reference Chapter 9. Server Object Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Methods Reference Chapter 10. Session Object Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Collections Reference Methods Reference Events Reference Chapter 11. Preprocessing Directives, Server-Side Includes, and GLOBAL.ASA Preprocessing Directives Preprocessing Directives Reference Server-Side Includes GLOBAL.ASA GLOBAL.ASA Reference Part III. Installable Component Reference Chapter 12. ActiveX Data Objects 2.6 Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating Active Data Objects Comments/Troubleshooting Object Model Properties Reference Collections Reference Methods Reference Chapter 13. Ad Rotator Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Ad Rotator Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Methods Reference Ad Rotator Example Chapter 14. Browser Capabilities Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Browser Capabilities Component Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Retrieving Browser Information from Cookies Chapter 15. Collaboration Data Objects for Windows NT Server Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating Collaboration Data Objects Comments/Troubleshooting The CDO Object Model NewMail Object Properties Reference Methods Reference Chapter 16. Content Linking Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating a Content Linking Object Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Content Linking Component Example Chapter 17. Content Rotator Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Content Rotator Component Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Chapter 18. Counters Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Counters Component Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Chapter 19. File Access Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating Installable Components Comments/Troubleshooting Object Model Properties Reference Methods Reference Chapter 20. Logging Utility Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Logging Utility Component Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Methods Reference Logging Utility Component Example Chapter 21. MyInfo Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Comments/Troubleshooting Properties Reference Chapter 22. Page Counter Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Page Counter Component Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Chapter 23. Permission Checker Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Permission Checker Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Chapter 24. Tools Component Accessory Files/Required DLL Files Instantiating the Tools Component Comments/Troubleshooting Methods Reference Part IV. Appendixes Appendix A. ASP Intrinsic Objects Member Summary Appendix B. Converting CGI/WinCGI Applications into ASP Applications Appendix C. ASP on Alternative Platforms Appendix D. Configuration of ASP Applications on IIS Index

About the Author

A. Keyton Weissinger is a senior web developer for the Business Consulting Knowledge Management Group within Arthur Anderson (AA), LLP. His role has been designing and developing ASP and Index Server. He has also worked with Visual Basic (client/server apps, dlls, and ActiveX controls) and has introductory knowledge of Java and Visual C++. Previously, Keyton worked at the ExecuTrain Corporation where he was responsible for the programming and writing behind their Visual Basic 4.0 courses.

Reviews

'Like other in the 'In a Nutshell' series this book offers the facts, critical background information, in a straight forward manner that users will find useful. It is a detaifled reference that enables even experienced web developers to advance their ASP skills. Alternatively any novice web developer should gain the necessary knowledge and understanding to produce a technically sound site and to move from client to server side development.' - Andrew Dytham, News@UK, March 2001