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Students will learn the benefits of using ASP technology to create dynamic, data-driven Web sites. The course introduces the ASP Object Model, several built-in ASP Components, Scripting Objects, and the ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) Model.
Course Objectives
Students will learn how to create dynamic,database-driven Websites. Hands-on tasks follow programming concepts, so that students can immediately implement what they learn. Students needing to transform their static HTML-only Web site into a dynamic, data-driven Web site that accesses databases, uses COM components, dynamically serves information from a variety of sources, and much more.
Prerequisites
HTML Programming Levels 1 & 2, Programming Introduction, JavaScript (Level 1) or VBScript (Level 1),SQL Fundamentals of Querying; or equivalent knowledge.
Course Benefits
- Define what ASP is what platforms and applications support it, and the role of scripting languages, objects and components in ASP programming.
- Implement the use of Server-Side includes to improve web programming efficiency through modularization.
- Define the role of the ASP Response Object and use its Write, Redirect and Output control properties and methods.
- Define the role of the ASP Response Object and use its Form, Query String and Server Variables collections to obtain user-supplied information and environment details.
- Determine the value of cookies in maintaining user state and use the Cookie collections of the Request and Response objects.
- Define what ASP components are and the use of the Server Object Instantiate ASP components.
- Use the Ad Rotator, Browser Capabilities, and Content Linking components.
- Describe the difference between ASP applications and sessions and use the Global.asa file to launch application and session events.
- Describe what Scripting Objects are and use the Dictionary File System Object, and Text Stream Objects to further enable your ASP web sites.
- Describe the relationship between ASP and ADO and create a database connection from a web site.
- Use the Record set object to display database records, create on-the-fly combo boxes and option groups, and filter records based on user input.
- Add, update, and delete records in a database using both ADO and SQL query methods. Use stored procedures and parameter queries to improve database access on the web.
- Create a data browser that allows forward and backward record set browsing and a paged record set display system.