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This article is the third in a series of articles on manipulating XML data with ASP. Before proceding with this article, I recommend that you read Saving HTML Form Data to XML and Editing XML with XSL and ASP.The example in this article is very similar to the example on Saving HTML Form Data to XML. However, instead of creating a new file each time that the form is submitted, we will check to see if the file already exists, and if it does, we will append to it. Using this type of technique, we are creating a data construct similar to a data base table.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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This article is the third in a series of articles on manipulating XML data with ASP. Before proceding with this article, I recommend that you read Saving HTML Form Data to XML and Editing XML with XSL and ASP.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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This article describes my experience with the product and folks at Chili!Soft. I didn\'t want to highlight a specific company, but I would be remiss if I didn\'t laud Chili!Soft\'s achievement. When you try to sell your company on Chili!Soft remember that the primary benefit is a development gain. It comes down to ASP vs. CGI, Perl, and other UNIX scripting languages. If you focus your debate on quick turnaround you will avoid the political blunder of lobbying for NT where UNIX clearly belongs.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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This tutorial is intended to demonstrate and describe the basics of the component object model to people that have used the Visual Basic Scripting language and COM, especially if you have used COM objects like ADO and didn\'t know that they are COM. This tutorial is for you if have ever wondered any of the following:
Updated: 05/25/2005
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This article demonstrates how to build web-based database applications using Remote Data Services (RDS) and Active Server Pages (ASP).
Updated: 05/25/2005
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Transactions are important to maintain data integrity, among other things, and have been used with databases for some time now. Luckily, transactions aren\'t restricted to databases - you can use them in Active Server Pages as well, and without having to create custom components using Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS). This article will take a look at what transactions are, how they will help ASP developers, and how to implement them.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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In my job, I spend a great deal of time online reading about ASP. As a result, I\'ve run across some links on microsoft.com that are extremely useful to say the least. (Heck... I find it amazing that so many people get so far using ASP without knowing about these.) So in an effort to share some of the knowledge with those of you just starting out, here\'s what I consider to be the top 10 list of the most useful microsoft.com ASP-related links.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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During the development of the XML specification, the W3C working group realized that for XML to reach its full potential, a method of transforming XML documents into different formats needed to exist. At some time or another, an application that has the capability to work with XML documents will need to display or structure the data in a different format than specified in the document. If the only method for accomplishing this task necessitates programmatically transforming the XML document into the appropriate format by using an XML parser paired with a programming language, the power of having a cross-platform and language-independent XML language would be lost.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Professional ASP XML. This is chapter 10 and is a case study that looks at Data-Driven XSL. This book is for intermediate or experienced ASP programmers who are developing third generation Internet applications, and who need to know what XML is and how to use it. Using the latest version of ASP, the most recent XML-enabled applications, and W3C recommendations, you will be shown how to synthesize your ASP applications with the power of XML.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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In the golden olden days of ASP, managing a file upload was pretty difficult. Most developers reverted to digging deep in their wallets to purchase a third-party add-on to help them achieve the desired result. No longer. With ASP.NET, you can now upload files with practically a few lines of code. And the following four easy-to-follow steps show you exactly how to do it.
Updated: 05/25/2005
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