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Introduction to HDML and ASP       
Total Hits: 218  |  Today: 0 Author: Christina Biggs       Rating:  
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Although most wireless internet phones in the US will accept both HDML and WML, you have decided to use HDML and ASP, (Active Server Pages), for your application. This is a wise choice for the present, but you may have noticed that there just is not much information out there about using ASP to output HDML. Since there seems to be much more information available about using ASP with WML (www.wapuseek.com) and little to none on ASP and HDML, this article will focus on the latter. In this article ...

Printing Bar codes From Active Server Pages       
Total Hits: 96  |  Today: 0 Author: Jeff Sandquist       Rating:  
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There may be situations where you need to print the barcode on the server side. for Example, supose you have a form on your website that visitors fill out when ordering products. When they submit that form, you may want to send information to a printer connected to your server that prints out a shipping label complete with a barcode. The following solutions describe how to send information to a printer using ASP Code....

Server-Side Printing from ASP       
Total Hits: 223  |  Today: 1 Author: John Peterson       Rating:  
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Normally when I get questions relating to printing and ASP, the question is coming from a user that simply doesn't understand that ASP doesn't really apply if you're talking about printing from the browser (aka. client-side). That being said, every once in a blue moon, an email will roll in from a user that really does want to print from ASP, meaning that they actually want a printer connected to the web server to print something out. The question that probably immediately comes to mind is: Why?...

Server-Side Printing to a Networked Printer from ASP       
Total Hits: 178  |  Today: 0 Author: John Peterson       Rating:  
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A while back I wrote Server-Side Printing from ASP which illustrated printing to a printer directly connected to your web server via an ASP script. The only reason I wrote that article was because Microsoft removed the only resource (that I knew of) that told people how to do it. That resource, an article entitled "Using ASP and WSH to Print on Your Intranet", also covered printing to a network printer.

Since writing my article on printing from ASP, I've recieved quite a few requests for...

Using ASP + SQL To Ping A Remote Server       
Total Hits: 293  |  Today: 0 Author: Mitchell Harper       Rating:  
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Using Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and some ASP script, we can create a function that will ping any remote server, digest and process the results, and then return a summary of that ping session....

Get/Fetch a Remote URL       
Total Hits: 388  |  Today: 0 Author: ASPapp       Rating:  
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Here is a function that uses the XMLHTTP object to retreive the contents of a remote URL via HTTP....

Send a Ringtone in ASP       
Total Hits: 403  |  Today: 0 Author: Bob White       Rating:  
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Allows you to use SMS wireless messaging to send ringtones (melodies) to Nokia cell phones from Active Server Pages. Uses the Simplewire network....

In Depth about WINS       
Total Hits: 324  |  Today: 0 Author: Nakul Goyal       Rating:  
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In Depth Tutorial about WINS.WINS stand for Windows Name Service, a sevice run on Window NT Sever which provides NETBIOS name to-IP- address resolution....

Reverse DNS Lookup       
Total Hits: 1067  |  Today: 0 Author: Alexander Gross       Rating:  
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This code converts a IP address to a domain name. It looks up the DNS and returns a full qualified domain or host name...

Multiple domains on a single IP address       
Total Hits: 534  |  Today: 0 Author: Alex Marbus       Rating:  
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This is an an easy-to-follow tutorial that explains how to set multiple domains one a single IP-address with ASP. By understanding a very simple code, you will learn alot....

Determine whether a url exists       
Total Hits: 576  |  Today: 0 Author: ElementK Journals       Rating:  
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Tools object is a good choice if you're checking for the existence of a file within the context of your own local root Web site. The FileSystemObject object, on the other hand, is good for checking for a file located anywhere on your physical file system (or in shares available to the Web user).For instance, you might want to create an ASP page of your favorite links, but you want to make sure, on the server, programmatically, that each one exists and is currently available before you show it to...

TCPUtil 1.2       
Total Hits: 419  |  Today: 0 Author: Simon Barnett       Rating:  
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TCPUtil 1.2 is a multi purpose command line internet toolkit and demonstrates the use of the mswinsock object within a WSH environment....

IP Calculator       
Total Hits: 652  |  Today: 0 Author: Tom Bruinsma       Rating:  
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Submit an IP Address and subnetmask and you will be given information about the ip. The information returned is Network address, all possible subnets, the class of the IP, how many hosts per subnet, how many subnets, and binary representations of the address information. This application is based on the code written by Ryan Conrad for Visual Basic. This application is going to be the basis for an IP address database that i will upload when finished.
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NT User Name       
Total Hits: 727  |  Today: 0 Author: Joe McDonnell       Rating:  
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Retrieve the NT user name on an intranet. Strips the domain name from the returned string....

Professional Windows DNA       
Total Hits: 196  |  Today: 1 Author: Wrox Press.       Rating:  
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Windows DNA is a platform for building distributed applications using the Microsoft Windows operating system and related software products. That statement leaves a considerable amount of room for confusion. What is a "platform"? What are "related products"? Even the term distributed computing has been given various definitions. It's worth the effort to sort out the confusion because multi-tier architectures like DNA are widely regarded as the future of large-scale development. As we will see in ...

Classic ASP Screenscraping       
Total Hits: 283  |  Today: 0 Author: Chris Garrett       Rating:  
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Microsoft has kindly created a lovely component for working with XML that has a nice set of tools (as a side effect) for communicating with remote servers, the script uses these tools to send variables and receive the HTTP output. In this article you will see the script has POSTed the name/value pair of "test=Yay!", and this has been reflected in the remote page that has been called (outputvars.asp, an example from a previous article) which outputs all the current request variables. Take a look ...

Add to Your ADSI Code Library        
Total Hits: 469  |  Today: 1 Author: Remie Bolte       Rating:  
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Here are a few ADSI scripts for carrying out various Windows administration tasks. The one thing to be aware of is that you can't pull out the user password; therefore, it is impossible to authenticate a user through a script.

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IP Restriction       
Total Hits: 539  |  Today: 0 Author: Blake Pell       Rating:  
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This code allows you to only let in a certain range of IP address to your ASP page. That way you can filter out anybody who isn't from a certain domain(s)....

Building an ip check       
Total Hits: 236  |  Today: 0 Author: michel counotte       Rating:  
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Checking the ip of the user can be very usefull. Not only for banner-systems (the click-part), but also for voting-systems. Using an ip-check in a voting system, makes it far more reliable....

Using ASP & SQL To Ping A Remote Server       
Total Hits: 319  |  Today: 0 Author: Mitchell Harper       Rating:  
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Using Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and some ASP script, we can create a function that will ping any remote server, digest and process the results, and then return a summary of that ping session. This article will just provide a quick example, however, if you’ve been looking for a simple solution like this for a while, then feel free to modify the source code until it works how you want/need it to.

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