Chris
Probably a question to ask first is why do you need an ASP site? What
you're trying to accomplish will determine what you need to get it
done.
Blake Kadatz
BitMotion Software Inc.
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BitMotion: http://www.bitmotion.com
Fusion FAQ: http://fusionfaq.bitmotion.com
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ASP is simply a server-side scripting language. It's used to generate
dynamic content (for example, from a database) and also interact with
the user, typically via form submissions. ASP is an alternative to
using CGI-style programs as it uses less memory and is far more
scalable. It's also comparable to technologies such as Cold Fusion,
PHP, Java Server Pages, etc.
If you're interested in learning more, there are a number of sites
which can get you started:
http://www.asp101.com -- I frequent this site
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/server/Default.asp -- official
Microsoft site for ASP and related technologies. Click on
"show toc" link to access the menu. You should probably start
with this site as it has tutorials and the "ASP Resources"
link will take you to other ASP-related web sites.
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