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Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) is a viable technology for developing dynamic web content. Its popularity can be seen from the many web sites sporting documents with the .asp extension. Because ASP is a server-side technology, it is well suited to creating dynamic WAP applications, especially in
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The first part of this session describes an ASP version of SBPNews. The second part of this session shows you how to use XSL ISAPI 2 to serve wireless clients as well. Included in the second part is an application that persists data in the Model to the filesystem as individual stories (stories used
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Providing a complete overview of WAP, intended primarily for ASP developers but also catering for the merely curious.
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Ever wanted to simply double-click on an ASP file within Explorer and see the final page without going through IIS or PWS? In this talk, Dino will show you how to build a client-side ASP environment that processes code blocks through the Windows Script interfaces, to enable you to do just this!
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Mudassir demonstrates how to build a complete WAP Greeting card solution, using ASP. You choose a card, write a message, which then gets sent to your required WAP enabled device.
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Web Applications are increasingly being connected to back end, line of business systems. These applications often develop modules (e.g. ASPs, servlets) that are themselves reusable bodies of business logic. A key element of building competitive advantage will be constructing Web Applications in such
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Kurt has combined 60 of his web tricks that he has written for various publications.These include: Embed XSL in Behaviors, Use @Import to load stylesheets and various other tips.
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This article gives a brief description, on how to accomplish a tiered solution using XML. It also has an emphasis on design patterns.
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You know a lot about HTML pages dynamically created on the server and then served up to the browser. This is just what the ASP technology lets you do. A problem with this is that the basic language is still HTML and you still use HTML to describe both your data and the way it should be rendered. You
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In this practical session, Paul will develop three examples of how to use XML and ASP to build web sites and applications that ease maintenance by septing content from data.
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Stephen reviews the tools and techniques needed to use XML in an ASP based Web Application. He will be discussing server-side XML topics in detail, and also covering topics such as IE5 support for XML, IIS configuration, parsing and using client-side XML.
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Michael will demonstrate the essential building blocks necessary for practical XML applications: true n-tier data management (using XMLHTTPRequest), strongly typed data, updategrams, a grid metaphor, formatted input/output, sorted and filtered data, dropdown controls, and context menus. One of his X
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The main focus is on how XML can be used to solve real world problems, often in ways that only XML can. The following tools will be demonstrated and their source code reviewed: CSV2XML.ASP: an application that converts CSV files to XMLDOMs. If only one file is processed, the data is presented using
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This session is the culmination of all that's come before (see Essential XML and Real World XML). Building on the tools and user interface patterns presented earlier, Michael introduces programming design framework especially suited to an object-oriented, XML-based application. Michael will show how