Last Updated: September 14, 2001
| ASP - Active Server Pages |
ASP runs as a service of the Virtual Server Apache Web Server and is optimized for multiple threads and multiple users. This means that it's fast, and it's easy to implement. If you use ASP, you can separate the design of your Web page from the nitty-gritty details of programming access to databases and applications. This frees up programmers to do what they do best--code like crazy--and, conversely, frees designers to worry about just the design rather than the database.
Files created with Active Server Pages have the extension .asp. With ASP files, you can activate your Web site using any combination of HTML, scripting--such as JavaScript, VBScript, or Perl--and components written in any language. This means your ASP file is simply a file that can contain any combination of HTML, scripting, and calls to components. When you make a change on the ASP file on the server, you need only save the changes to the file-the next time the Web page is loaded, the script will automatically be compiled.
Implementation
Our Virtual Servers support two different implementations of ASP:
Apache:ASP
Apache::ASP provides an Active Server Pages port to the Apache Web Server
with Perl scripting only, and enables developing of dynamic web applications
with session management and embedded Perl code.
Chili!Soft ASP¹
Chili!Soft ASP is a Solaris UNIX implementation of Microsoft's Active Server
Pages technology and uses VBScript as its native scripting language. There is an extra
monthly expense associated with Chili!Soft ASP. Please send an email to support@alts.net if you
are interested in this for your Solaris Virtual Server.
Another ASP implementation involves converting ASP code to PHP code.
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