Introduction of ASP Objects

This section introduces ASP built-in run-time objects - 5 run-time objects are provided by the ASP programming interface: Request, Response, Server, Application, and Session.

ASP enabled Web server provides a number of built-in run-time objects as part of the server side scripting environment:

The following diagram illustrates the relations among the ASP objects:

Server
 |- Application X
 |   |- Session A            Client A
 |   |   |- Request #1  <---  |
 |   |   |- Response #1 --->  |
 |   |   |- Request #2  <---  |
 |   |   |- Response #2 --->  |
 |   |   |- ......            |
 |   |
 |   |- Session B            Client B
 |   |   |- Request #1  <---  |
 |   |   |- Response #1 --->  |
 |   |   |- Request #2  <---  |
 |   |   |- Response #2 --->  |
 |   |   |- ......            |
 |   |- ......
 |
 |- Application Y
 |- ......

Table of Contents

 About This Book

 ASP (Active Server Pages) Introduction

 IIS (Internet Information Services) 5.0

 MS Script Debugger

 VBScript Language

ASP Built-in Run-time Objects

Introduction of ASP Objects

 "request" Object - Receiving Data from Client

 "response" Object - Sending Data to Client

 "server" Object - Sharing Data across Applications

 "application" Object - Sharing Data within an Application

 "session" Object - Sharing Data across ASP Pages

 ASP Session

 Creating and Managing Cookies

 Managing Sessions with and without Cookies

 scrrun.dll - Scripting Runtime DLL

 Managing Response Header Lines

 Calculation Speed and Response Time

 ADO (ActiveX Data Object) DLL

 Working with MS Access Database

 Guest Book Application Example

 References

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