ASP - Introduction

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Price: see custom ratecard       Duration: 2       Platforms: PC

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Active Server Pages (ASP) is fast becoming the most cost effective and widely used technology used to create dynamically server side driven web sites. As ASP is a server side technology and as such it removes much of the clients side restrictions that are present in today's modern browsers.

  • Use ASP intrinsic objects
  • Handle data across web pages
  • Basic server side VBscript logic
  • Create a database and a Data Source Name (DSN) via an ODBC data source
  • Basic Structured Query Language(SQL)
  • Create ADO connection and recordset objects
  • Create a dynamic-driven website

Course Outline

Day 1

ASP Fundamentals
Understanding the three-tier approach
Choosing a development environment
Understanding the Web Server and ASP
Your first scripts (Client side & Server-side)
Introduction to ASP Objects
ASP Programming
Fundamentals of VBScript
VBScript v VB
Commenting you code
VBScript Variables
Data Types and conventions
Concatenating Strings
Arrays and Loops
Statements & Expressions
Conditional Statements
Procedures, Events, Scope
Writing Server-Side Script
Using Inline and script
Using RUNAT= Server
Calling back script on the server
ASP on the Server

Day 2

Request Object, Response Object
Handling Form Data
Using QueryString
Working with Data
Understanding Scope
Session Object
Application Object
Using the Global.asa
Understanding Cookies
Working with Databases
ADO Framework
Understanding OLE DB / ODBC
Using ASP to produce dynamic web pages
Simple Database construction
Using the Connection Object
The Recordset Object
SQL Basics (Practical workshop)
User Login & Populating your web page dynamically
via ODBC
connecting to two individual d/bases


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