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    INTERNET TECHNOLOGY AND WEB DESIGN

    Chapter : 10.2 Interactive Tools

    Topic : 10.2.2 Active Server Pages (ASP)

    Active Server pages (ASP)

    • Active Server Pages (ASP), also known as classic ASP or ASP Classic,
    which was Microsoft's first server-side script engine for dynamically-
    generated web pages.

    • Initially released as an add-on to Internet Information Services (IIS) via


    the Windows NT 4.0 option pack, it was subsequently included as a free
    component of windows server (since the initial release of windows 2000
    server).

    • Active Server Pages (ASP) is a web oriented technology for creating


    dynamic web pages.

    • ASP is a Microsoft technology, and it works by allowing us the


    functionality of a programming language.

    • User writes programming codes that will generate the HTML for the Web
    page dynamically.

    • So, whenever a user browses to their web site and requests one of our
    ASP pages, the ASP code is processed at that time by a special piece of
    software-web server.

    • This processing generate the HTML, which is then passed to the


    browser and used to create the page itself, on the user's screen.

    • Active Server Pages are text files that can contain not only text and
    HTML tags as in standard web document but also commands contain
    not only text and HTML tags as in standard web document but also
    commands written in a scripting language that can be carried out on the
    server.

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    • All Active Server pages saved with an .asp extension and can be
    accessed like standard URLs through a web browser such as Microsoft
    Internet explorer or Netscape Navigator.

    • The power of ASP lies in two facts

     First, the HTML is not created until the user wants to see the web
    page.

     Second it does not care what the browser is being used for.

    • To run ASP on a computer following softwares are required.

    Requirements Software

    In order to write ASP pages Need a text editor or other web


    development tools such as Microsoft
    Visual Studio 6.

    In order to publish the pages Need a web server that supports ASP.
    Internet information Server 5.0 is one of
    the servers which supports ASP version
    3.0 and is installed as part of windows
    2000 Operating System.

    In order to view and test the pages Need a web browser. It can be any
    standard web browser that it available in
    the market.

    FIG 10.1: Software Requirement to run ASP

    • ASP.Net use scripting languages, which are responsible to perform


    operations in ASP pages.

    • Sample Usage

     Any scripting languages compatible with Microsoft's Active Scripting


    standard may be used in ASP.

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     The default scripting language is VB Script.

     Example of "Hello World" in VB Script.

    <html>
    <body>
    <%Response Write “Hello World”%>
    </body>
    </html>

     Or in a simpler format

    <html>
    <body>
    <%= “Hello World”%>
    </body>
    </html>

     The above examples print "Hello World" into the body of an HTML
    document.

     Here's an example of how to connect to an Access Database.

    <%
    Set oConn = Server.CreateObject
    ("ADODB.Connection")
    oConn.Open "DRIVER = (Microsoft Access Driver (*, mdb)); DBQ = "& Server MapPath
    (DB.mdb")
    Set rsUsers = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.RecordSet")
    rsUsers.Open "SELECT *FROM Users", oConn
    %>

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