ASP Programming

Description :

Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft's popular platform for developing server-side Web applications. These applications can enable you to integrate databases and other resources with your Web site. This course 'Active Server Pages' (ASP) with VBScript gives attendees the hands-on experience they need to successfully build data-driven ASP applications using the VBScript programming language. Students will be introduced to Basic ASP techniques and server-side scripting in VBScript. Among other things, ASP allows persistent connections between the client and server, the development of Client server sessions, and the access and management of Databases from the client side. ASP uses VBScript as its native language, but it can also use JavaScript or Perl.

Prerequisites :

This ASP training class assumes knowledge of HTML, but does not require server-side Web development experience. All participants must be prepared to avail of the facilities at our offices, or in their own home, in order to achieve their required level of competency.

Course Duration :

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This course will help you in :

• Getting started with Active Server Pages : What are Active Server Pages? Running ASP pages. Creating your first ASP page.
  
• Understanding ASP scripts. What your ASP script returns to the Browser.
  
• Working with Variables What is a Variable? Data Types: Integer, Floating-point Numbers, VBScript Operators
  
• Understanding VBScript control structures Types of controls, control structure examples
  
• Using VBScript's built-in functions Typecasting variables, formatting functions, Math Functions, Date Functions, String Functions
  
• Working with Objects The Building Blocks of Objects, Built-in ASP Objects, Collections. Working with Objects & Events
  
• Using the Response Object, communicating with the user. Receiving information from the user & using Advanced Form Techniques. Using the different form fields
  
• Collecting Form Information. Retrieving the results of a form. Using the QueryString to send information
  
• Working with the Request Object. Accessing the HTTP Headers & accessing the environment variables. Creating & using Cookies
  
• Maintaining Persistent Information on the Web. The Session Object & the Application Object.
  
• Working with Common ASP Components. Using Components, developing with Microsoft's ASP Components. Browser capabilities component.
  
• Reading and writing files on the web server. Redirecting users & accessing files and folders.

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