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ASP: Simplest Example

Active Server Pages (ASP). ASP: Simplest Example. The simplest example:. <HTML> <BODY> Hello World ! </BODY> </HTML>. <% For i=1 to 5 %>. <% Next %>. Line <%= i %>. Additionally ASP may contain code (scripts, ActiveX controls) within <% . . . %> which is interpreted by the server.

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ASP: Simplest Example

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  1. Active Server Pages (ASP) ASP: Simplest Example The simplest example: <HTML> <BODY> Hello World ! </BODY> </HTML> <% For i=1 to 5 %> <% Next %> Line <%= i %> Additionally ASP may contain code (scripts, ActiveX controls) within <% . . . %> which is interpreted by the server. Connect to a database (DB)  run example: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology n

  2. Active Server Pages (ASP) ASP: Connection to a DB Connection to a database (DB): Do while not objList.EOF %> <%= objList("PerName") %><BR> <% objList.MoveNext Loop Set objList = objConn.Execute("SELECT * FROM TPersons") objList.Close objConn.Close %> <% Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") <HTML> <BODY> </BODY> </HTML> objConn.Open "IGT-DB" 1. instantiate a server Object for an ADO-DB connection 2. open the connection to the DSN (data source name) 3. issue an SQL command and get results 4. display the results 5. close connection ASP objects and Management  run example: n

  3. ASP Session Management ASP: Session Management Browser calls 1st ASP Start Application, i.e. New Application ? y • create Application object • fire Application_OnStart and scan Global.asa n Start Session, i.e • create Session object • create Request object • fire Session_OnStart and scan Global.asa Run ASP end Session, i.e. • fire Session_OnEnd Swiss Federal Institute of Technology n

  4. ASP Session Management ASP: Built in Objects Built in ASP objects(http://www.activeserverpages.com/iishelp/iis/htm/asp/iiwaobb.htm) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology n

  5. Active Server Pages (ASP) ASP: Query a DB from a Form Query a DB from a Form A simple Form: <HTML> <BODY> <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="Sample5.asp"> 1st Names to search for: <INPUT NAME="FirstName"> <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT> </FORM> </BODY> </HTML> run example: QUERY.ASP is called with parameter FirstName Swiss Federal Institute of Technology n

  6. Active Server Pages (ASP) ASP: Display query Results Query a DB from a Form <HTML> <BODY> <% Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") objConn.Open "IGT-DB" FName = Request("FirstName") SQLQuery = "SELECT * FROM Tpersons" + _ "WHERE TPersons.PerFirstName='" & FName & "'" Set objList = objConn.Execute( SQLQuery ) Do while not objList.EOF %> <%= objList("PerName") %><BR> <% objList.MoveNext Loop objList.Close objConn.Close %> </BODY> </HTML> run example: 1. get parameter from form (Request object) 2. add a WHERE clause with this parameter Swiss Federal Institute of Technology n

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