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Kumar Vishal, Lovely Professional University Unit 7: Introduction to ASP (Active Server Pages)

Unit 7: Introduction to ASP (Active Server Pages) Notes

CONTENTS
Objectives
Introduction

7.1 Active Server Pages
7.2 Installing Internet Information Server (IIS)
7.2.1 Using ASP without IIS or PWS

7.3 ASP Variables
7.4 ASP Operators
7.5 ASP Conditional Statement
7.6 Loops
7.7 Select Case

7.8 ASP Arrays
7.9 Summary
7.10 Keywords

7.11 Review Questions
7.12 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, you will be able to:
 Scan Active Server Pages
 Install IIS
 Discuss ASP variables
 Explain ASP operators

 Demonstrate conditional, loops and case statements
 Describe Arrays

Introduction

Getting started with Active Server Pages: What are Active Server Pages? Understanding the
Client Server Model; How ASP differs from Client-side scripting technologies; Running ASP
pages (Setting up personal Web Server, Setting up Internet Information Server, Using ASP
without IIS or PWS); Creating your first ASP pages.
7.1 Active Server Pages

ASP was “born” in November 1996 when Microsoft announced its design of an Active Platform.
The Active Platform reflects Microsoft’s ideas about how a desktop computer and a server
computer should communicate. It consists of two parts: the Active Desktop and the Active

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