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Programming Active Server Pages (Microsoft Programming Series)

ISBN: 1572317000
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 1996
Pages: 84

Authors: Dan Mezick, Scott Hillier

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• Cover
• Introducing Active Content
• Hypertext Markup Language
• Client-Side Scripting
• ActiveX Components
• ActiveX Documents
• Java
• Dynamic HTML
• Active Server Pages
• Web Services
• Internet Information Server
• Personal Web Server
• FrontPage Server Extensions
• Additional Web Services
• Using ODBC Data Sources
• Internet Explorer 4.0
• Active Desktop
• Channels
• Subscriptions
• The Object Model
• Document Collections
• Netscape Navigator
• Dynamic HTML, Data Binding, and ActiveX Controls
• Dynamic HTML Fundamentals
• Cascading Style Sheets
• Data Binding
• ActiveX Controls
• Active Server Pages
• Active Server Pages Fundamentals
• Active Server Pages Objects
• Active Server Pages Components
• An Online Bookstore
• Requirements
• Part I: Setting Up a New Web Project
• Part II: Creating the Home Page
• Part III: Using Dynamic HTML
• Part IV: Using ActiveX Controls
• Part V: Publishing the Database
• Part VI: Taking the Order
• Something to Try on Your Own
• An Online Catalog
• Requirements
• Part I: Setting Up a New Web Project
• Part II: Creating the Home Page
• Part III: Browsing the Catalog
• Part IV:Taking Orders
• Something to Try on Your Own
• An Online Magazine
• Requirements
• Part I: Setting Up a New Web Project
• Part II: Creating the Home Page
• Part III: Creating a Site Style Sheet
• Part IV: Linking the Content
• Part V: Creating the Magazine Articles
• Part VI: Searching the Site
• Part VII: Tip of the Day
• Something to Try on Your Own
• An E-Mail Information System
• Requirements
• Part I: Learning the SMTP Protocol
• Part II: Creating the E-Mail Component
• Part III: Setting Up a New Web Project
• Part IV: Creating the Home Page
• Part V: Building the Topic List and Sending Mail
• Part VI: Capturing Customer Data
• Something to Try on Your Own
• Microsoft Transaction Server
• Scaling Considerations in Active Server Pages
• The Transaction Server Explorer
• ODBC Connection Pooling
• Object Instance Pooling
• A Complete MTS Project
• Requirements:
• Part I: Setting Up the ODBC Data Source
• Part II: Creating the Business Objects
• Part III: Placing the Business Object Under MTS Control
• Part IV: Preparing to Use MTS with IIS
• Part V: Creating the Web Pages
• Epilogue
• APPENDIX A
• APPENDIX B
• APPENDIX C
• APPENDIX D