Classic ASP : 101: Rookie - Academy Class

Classic ASP 101 Yellow Belt Level: Duration: Time: Cost:

Introduction 3 Days 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Call for details

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Description This course introduces all of the major elements of ASP programming. With ASP, you can build dynamic, data-driven Web sites that use databases such as Access, SQL, or Oracle, and leverage the power of hundreds of third party components. This course introduces you to the ASP Object Model, Scripting Objects, the ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) Model, and the vast world of ASP components.

Who is this course for? This course is primarily for delegates who want to get hands-on experience they need to successfully build data-driven Classic ASP applications using the VBScript programming language.

Assumed Knowledge Some knowledge of HTML and some understanding of server-side development will be helpful.

What you will learn Upon successful completion of this course, delegates will have a much more confident understanding of Classic ASP and building dynamic data driven web sites.

Outline Understanding Three Tier Technology • Introduction to Classic ASP • What is ASP? • ASP platforms • Running Client v the Server web pages • What is an .ASP File? • ASP Languages and editors

• Managing IIS Web Server* • Install and configure IIS • Creating a virtual directory • Test the Web Server • Problems with browsers and local host web server ASP Scripting • Creating an ASP template page • Using VBScript or Javascript The ASP Object Model • • • •

Object Oriented (O-O)Terminology ASP Built In Objects List of ASP Objects ASP Object Reference Table

Using the Request Object • Getting Information from HTML Forms • Handling Form data • Using the Query Strings and URL Parameters • Using the Form Collection • Using the Cookies Collection Using the Response Object • Sending Text to a User • Redirecting a User to another URL • Setting the HTTP Content Type • Using the Cookies Collection • Cookie facts • Writing and Reading cookies • Remove a cookie Using the Response Object • Sending Text to a User • Redirecting a User to Another URL • Setting the HTTP Content Type • Using the Cookies Collection • Cookie facts • Writing and Reading cookies • Removing a cookie • Dealing with Page Caching Using the Session and Application Objects • Using the Global.asa File • Application-Start and Session-Start Events

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Application-End and Session-End Events Managing Sessions with the Session Object Remembering User Preferences Managing Applications with the Application Object Using Application Lock and Unlock

Using the Server Object • Creating an Instance of a Component • Including Other Files • Using the Virtual Keyword • Using the File Keyword Creating a Data-Driven Web Site • Retrieving Data from a Database • DNA Architecture • Using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) • ADO Methods and Properties • Setting up DSN or DSN-less Connections • Connecting to a Data Source • Establishing a Database Connection and retrieving data • Moving around the Recordset Practical: Mini ASP Project • Preparing Server Side Includes • Problems accessing the MS Access database? • Building the Detail Page • Providing a search facility • Using the URL parameter • Setting up a Login page • Securing pages