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Active Server PagesThis five-day course will teach students how to create server-side scripts using Active Server Pages (ASP). Successfully building, implementing, and executing scripts will allow the student to create fully functional Web applications. |
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Target audienceThe target student for this course should have a basic understanding of Web applications and Web servers. Students should have some experience with variables, constants, arrays, collections, database management systems, HTML, and query languages. Students should be familiar with Internet Explorer and know how to create simple Web pages Course contentASP Overview The Internet Scripting languages Working with Web applications Using data Working with variables and constants Working with Modules Working with classes ASP's object model Arrays and collections Working with arrays and collections Control structures Selection control structures Repetition control structures The FileSystemObject object Working with the FileSystemObject object Working with the TextStream object Uploading files to the server SQL and databases for data-driven applications Database overview Designing database structure Querying databases with SQL Modifying data Autogenerating SQL Comparing different database programming interfaces Understanding ActiveX Data Objects ODBC and OLE DB Moving your database from Access to SQL server Converting data from Access to SQL Stored procedures ASP and E-Commerce The Browser Capabilities Component Cookies Managing ads and tables of contents of a Web site The Ad Rotator component The content linking component Counters Creating user-defined components in Visual Basic 6.0 Components in Web applications About Courseware Company :: Instructor-led training courseware :: Self-study solutions :: Buy online today |
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