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Active Server Pages Objects Active Server Pages 3.0 contains five pre-defined, immediately accessible objects and yes, like the products mentioned above, ASP exposes much of its’ functionality through an object model. You might hear these objects referred to as intrinsic or built-in objects meaning that they exist within the context of the Active Server Page script by default. These objects make Active Server Pages a rich and extensible programming environment. To use these objects, you simply reference them in your script. The following table lists these built-in objects:
These five objects collectively represent version 3.0 of the Active Server Pages Object Model. In this article and the next we’ll explore the functionality of two of them – the Request and Response Objects. In later articles, we’ll examine the functionality of the others. Page 1: A Brief History of ObjectsPage 2: COM is the Basis for Microsoft's Object Strategy Page 3: Using Objects and Object Models Page 4: Active Server Pages Objects Page 5: Requests and Responses: An HTTP Perspective Page 6: Using the Request Object Page 7: A Change of Method Page 8: Using Other Collections Page 9: Tip of the Week and Summary Author: Keith Cox More articles about Active Server Pages |
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