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XML: An Introduction       
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Interested in learning more about XML? Pawan's latest article gives us a brief introduction into XML and its roots.
XML -- eXtensible markup Language -- is an exciting development in web technology. It is the youngest and most comprehensive of markup languages. (Markup refers to anything on a document that adds special meaning to a particular piece of text; for example, bold text is a form of markup). XML got its name Extensible Markup Language from the characteristic that it is not restricte...

Introduction to Enterprise Development using ASP 3.0       
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Sooner or later the time comes when a website you’ve developed will need to take a step up in terms of performance, availability and security. This article will show you how to enable an existing ASP website to handle more users, more effectively and more securely. The principles outlined in the article can be applied to any future enterprise web development. This is the first of two articles on the subject of enterprise development. This article covers ASP 3.0 while the follow up will cover ASP...

Object Oriented Design Principles in Visual Basic       
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Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is more than just a programming concept. It is a way of thinking about applications. It is learning to think of applications not as procedures, but objects and real entities. That makes a lot of sense. We view the world around us not as intangible, but as real entities or objects. Objects that do things (methods), and have things (attributes). They are logically grouped by the way they appear and behave. Cars may differ in cabin space, color, engine size, accele...

An ASP You Can Grasp: The ABCs of Active Server Pages       
Total Hits: 172  |  Today: 0 Author: Nancy Winnick Cluts       Rating:  
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Active Server Pages is an open, compile-free application environment in which you can combine HTML, scripts, and reusable ActiveX server components to create dynamic and powerful Web-based business solutions. Active Server Pages enables server side scripting for IIS with native support for both VBScript and JScript. —Microsoft Internet Information Server Web site That's what they say, at least. When I read that paragraph, I want to know what this means to me as a developer, whether the Active Se...

Introduction to XML Document Object Model       
Total Hits: 321  |  Today: 1 Author: Gayathri Gokul       Rating:  
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Learn about XML and the hierarchical structure of the Document Object Model in this down and dirty piece! Nodes, NodeLists, NameNodeMaps, as well as properties such as parentNodes, childNodes, nodeNames, and nodeValues are explored, explained and code is given. "In order to represent the hierarchical nature of XML, the DOM provides a whole set of objects, methods and properties that allow us to manipulate the DOM. We will not be able to cover them all in this tutorial, but we’ll cover a few to g...

What are Active Server Pages?       
Total Hits: 274  |  Today: 0 Author: Sriram K       Rating:  
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This article gives examples of how use Active Server Pages (ASPs) to customize the display of the current date and time on your Web page. There are also examples of how to display text such as assessing the length of a line (how many characters it has), instructions such as If...Then...Else, and how to process information a user has just typed into a form. Active Server Pages (ASPs) are Web pages that contain server-side scripts in addition to the usual mixture of text and HTML (Hypertext Marku...

DOING IT WITH STYLE ...       
Total Hits: 170  |  Today: 0 Author: http://www.profsr.com       Rating:  
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HTML has been around for several years now (since the early 1990s). Although it is still very popular and can do very many things very well, it does have many limitations and, as the needs of businesses grow, these limitations are becoming more and more agravating. For example, if you operate a business that sells merchandise over the Internet you will probably have to give customers access to a price list. In most businesses a price list is a dynamic document - items are added, items are remove...

ASP CONFERENCE SERIES e-Book Access Site       
Total Hits: 176  |  Today: 0 Author: J. Ward Moody       Rating:  
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Welcome to the new ASP Conference Series–now offering free electronic access to select titles with the purchase of the printed volume. Access to the complete electronic version in PDF format is restricted to registered institutional standing order customers and individual volume purchasers. However, for your convenience, the table of contents and abstracts of other ASP Conference Series volumes are freely available. For further information about this site, please refer to our Quick Reference Gui...

Overview of Visual Basic 9.0       
Total Hits: 193  |  Today: 0 Author: Erik Meijer, Amanda Silver, and Paul Vick       Rating:  
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Visual Basic code-named Orcas" (Visual Basic 9.0) introduces several language extensions that build on "Visual Basic code-named Whidbey" (Visual Basic 8.0) to support data-intensive programming—creating, updating, and querying relational databases, XML documents, and object graphs—in a unified way. In addition, Visual Basic 9.0 introduces several new language features to enhance Visual Basic's unique facility for static typing where possible, and dynamic typing where necessary...

ASP The Global.asa file       
Total Hits: 291  |  Today: 0 Author: w3schools       Rating:  
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The Global.asa file is an optional file that can contain declarations of objects, variables, and methods that can be accessed by every page in an ASP application....

What are Active Server Pages?       
Total Hits: 305  |  Today: 0 Author: Sriram K       Rating:  
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This article gives examples of how use Active Server Pages (ASPs) to customize the display of the current date and time on your Web page. There are also examples of how to display text such as assessing the length of a line (how many characters it has), instructions such as If...Then...Else, and how to process information a user has just typed into a form....

Introduction to CSS       
Total Hits: 222  |  Today: 0 Author: Dhimas Ronggo       Rating:  
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Imagine that you have a website with 100 pages or more. Imagine you want to change font type from every page. You will waste your time, but if you use CSS to formatting your web, you can easily change text style on all your pages....



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