Tuesday, October 30, 2012

ASP Programming Tutorials

Database Driven ASP Chat Application Tutorial
A comprehensive 12 parts tutorial that will show you step by step how to build from scratch an database driven asp chat application. On-line demo provided and full source code zip archive available for download. Ready to be used on any Windows IIS based web hosting.

ASP School
Yet another fine site from the W3Schools that includes an introduction, ASP syntax, ASP variables, procedures forms, cookies, ASP components, ASP objects and more - also examples and a quiz.

Active Server Pages tutorial for beginners
This looks like a great site that features a tutorial with lots of source code examples including forms, date, time, cookies, creating and reading files, cookies, basic images and a reference.

ASP Tutorial
A short ASP tutorial that can be read online or downloaded.

DevGuru Built-in ASP Objects Quick Reference
This is a valuable 71 page reference source that explains and provides comprehensive, working examples of code for all of the collections, events, methods, and properties belonging to the seven Built-in Active Server Pages objects.

ASP Chat Room
Example chat done in ASP.

Utilizing ASP for Database Access
An ASP ADO Tutorial in Displaying Database Information on a Website with IIS and SQL Server using ODBC and a Data Source.

A Beginner's Guide to Sending Email from an ASP Page
This tutorial focuses on how to send email from an Active Server Page using CDONTS (Microsoft Collaboration Data Objects for Windows NT Server). This one-page tutorial focuses solely on the NewMail object.

Working with CDONTS
Send email from an ASP page.

Sending Mail from ASP with CDONTS.NewMail Object
The NewMail object gives you the ability to send a message within an ASP page with only few lines of code.

ASP Built-in Objects
A table that lists the built-in object classes. Click on the objects for a description and examples.

About Developing Reusable Libraries
This web site talks about specifics of developing reusable libraries that integrate well with the Common Language Runtime

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