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hayashi
27-02-2004, 11:48 PM
Does any body known well asp? especially in web services like forum or email :?:

Or anyone can show me the useful example asp's code?url etc... :P

Lastly, what different between asp and asp.net? :?

hayashi
27-02-2004, 11:48 PM
Does any body known well asp? especially in web services like forum or email :?:

Or anyone can show me the useful example asp's code?url etc... :P

Lastly, what different between asp and asp.net? :?

littlebigone
28-02-2004, 12:42 PM
i think asp.NET is jsut a programming environment provided by M$. just like .NET and asp is the language. could be wrong, anyone care to clarify?

littlebigone
28-02-2004, 12:42 PM
i think asp.NET is jsut a programming environment provided by M$. just like .NET and asp is the language. could be wrong, anyone care to clarify?

jiinjoo
28-02-2004, 06:57 PM
ASP stands for many things. Association of Shareware Professional :) Active Server Pages, Application Service Provider. Type define:asp into google's search box.

asp is also a cobra used by the Pharaohs as a symbol of their power over life and death.


ok ok back to the question. I think we're talking about active server pages.

ASP is an application environment. It is a way to build web application that doesn't require you to compile code. Within the framework, you have many well written library for the most common functionality you would like to have when building a dynamic website. Language wise, people usually use VBscript to write their code, although other languages like JScript is possible. An ASP environment is provided together with M$'s webserver IIS, which parses and executes the VBscripts that you wrote.

Yes .Net is a framework, but it is a larger and deeper framework. I guess by putting ASP and .NET together they mean you can access the .NET framework the same way you do it using ASP. The .NET framework is much richer than the pure ASP framework. .NET's ultimate goal is to change the Internet by creating an online application-hosting architecture and integrating desktop and handheld devices that use voice and handwriting recognition.

jiinjoo
28-02-2004, 06:57 PM
ASP stands for many things. Association of Shareware Professional :) Active Server Pages, Application Service Provider. Type define:asp into google's search box.

asp is also a cobra used by the Pharaohs as a symbol of their power over life and death.


ok ok back to the question. I think we're talking about active server pages.

ASP is an application environment. It is a way to build web application that doesn't require you to compile code. Within the framework, you have many well written library for the most common functionality you would like to have when building a dynamic website. Language wise, people usually use VBscript to write their code, although other languages like JScript is possible. An ASP environment is provided together with M$'s webserver IIS, which parses and executes the VBscripts that you wrote.

Yes .Net is a framework, but it is a larger and deeper framework. I guess by putting ASP and .NET together they mean you can access the .NET framework the same way you do it using ASP. The .NET framework is much richer than the pure ASP framework. .NET's ultimate goal is to change the Internet by creating an online application-hosting architecture and integrating desktop and handheld devices that use voice and handwriting recognition.

bt3on9
13-05-2004, 02:48 AM
asp: interpreted vs asp.net: compiled
asp: design and code "rojak" vs asp.net: separation of code and design
asp: only used VBScript vs asp.net: VB.Net, C#
something like that...

sad to say there are not many references and codes in asp available. mostly all are in asp.net. asp was used together with com/com+ programming in those days. to me, it is a very complex, complicated kind of programming. i would say one need to be involved in the software industry long enough... to be able to master the power of asp.. otherwise it is just another kind of scripting language... server side though...

try to go into asp.net after all many organizations are starting to move away from asp into asp.net.