Active Server Pages Solutions explores all of the components that work with Active Server Pages, such as HTML (including Dynamic HTML), scripting, ActiveX controls, Java applets, Internet Information Server and Internet Explorer. Seasoned Web developers Al Williams, Kim Barber, and Paul Newkirk show you how to combine ASP with other technologies, including client-side script, Java, and DHTML, to create compelling Web content that is personalized and user-relevant. This book contains practical advice that you can use everyday to create powerful sites that connect to databases, handle user integration, and more. You'll also find special chapters devoted to using Visual InterDev or FrontPage, and many examples of custom client-side and server-side objects using Visual Basic and Java.TOC: Chapter 1 - The World Wide WhyChapter 2 - Jump Right InChapter 3 - Server-Side Scripting in VBScriptChapter 4 - Server-Side Scripting in JavaScriptChapter 5 - Server-Side ObjectsChapter 6 - The Client
Al Williams (League City, TX) is the Java columnist and development section editor for Web Techniques magazine. He is the author of over a dozen popular computer books, including Active Server Pages Solutions, MFC Black Book, and Developing ActiveX Web Controls. His writing credentials also include the Windows Commando column for Visual Developer Magazine. In addition to consulting, Al frequently lectures on programming all over the United States.
Al Williams (League City, TX) has written 10 programming books, numerous magazine articles and columns for Dr. Dobbs SourceBook and Visual Developer Magazine. Kim Barber (Grove City, OH) and Paul Newkirk (Columbus, OH) are both CompuServe employees with extensive Web and online community experience. Kim has written training modules on HTML and Active Server Pages Development. Paul is a professional technical writer with several years experience in Web development.
Kim Barber (Grove City, OH) is a CompuServe employee with extensive Web and online community experience. Kim has written training modules on HTML and Active Server Pages Development.