Windows 2000 + ASP + SQL Server Case Study and Tutorial

Author: Zeng Qingguo
Publisher: Beijing Kehai Electronic Publishing House
Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book provides a detailed discussion on these aspects of development, starting with fundamental theories, followed by more in-depth explanations, and ending with a series of classic web application cases. Through studying this book, you will be able to quickly create database web applications, including server configuration, site structure planning, and underlying database design. The book introduces numerous classic cases that combine ASP and SQL Server technologies in the Windows 2000 environment. The book is divided into two parts:
Part 1: Prerequisites
This part includes 5 chapters. Chapter 1 focuses on the configuration and management of the IIS server. Chapters 2 to 4 primarily introduce Active Server Pages (ASP) technology, covering ASP development tools, built-in objects, installable components, and the application of third-party components. Chapter 5 covers the configuration and management of Microsoft SQL Server, as well as ASP's connection to the database and basic data operations.
Part 2: Classic Cases
This is the highlight of the book, providing detailed explanations of a large number of popular classic web applications implemented in the Windows 2000 environment, totaling 19 cases. For each case, the book offers a step-by-step introduction from design concepts, underlying database design, creation steps, to key point analysis in an illustrated, progressive manner.
This book serves as a learning resource for web design/making beginners, computer and internet enthusiasts. It is also an invaluable reference for network administrators and backend developers, as well as a textbook for training courses or self-study.
The accompanying CD-ROM provides multimedia explanations and animated demonstrations of prerequisites and case analysis, along with source code for all cases and related auxiliary tools. Please double-click the readme.txt in the root directory of the CD for instructions.