Active Server Pages Programming Guide: Powerful Web Programming Tools: Powerful Web Programming Tools

Author: Meizhike
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: When we cross borders to provide cutting-edge technology training for developers, we notice a significant gap between the "haves" and "have-nots" within development teams. In particular, many developers struggle to keep up with new technologies. Just a few years ago, programmers could easily work within a specific narrow scope without additional training. Visual Basic developers could focus solely on the front end of applications, detached from the backend, while database administrators handled the backend. C++ programmers often relied on component technology but couldn't see the bigger picture. All of these dynamics have changed significantly today. Active Server Pages (ASP) is a powerful web page creation software package launched by Microsoft in October 1997, designed to support the Internet. It has become the ideal choice for running applications on the Internet because all browsers can access it. Chapters 1 to 5 of this book introduce the basic concepts and methods of ASP technology, such as the content of ASP, web services, and dynamic features. Chapters 6 to 10 provide multiple examples of ASP applications, such as online bookstores, online catalogs, online magazines, and email systems. Finally, there is a conclusion and an appendix. To help readers better understand ASP technology, the book includes numerous program examples that have been debugged. This book is not only written for developers using new Internet technologies to create dynamic content for the World Wide Web but also serves as an important self-study and teaching reference for a broad range of science and technology professionals and students in related fields at universities and colleges.