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Title: Professional Active Server Pa Ges
Publisher: Wrox Press
Publication Date: 1997
Language: English
ISBN 10: 1861000723
ISBN 13: 9781861000729
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Good

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Synopsis

Active Server Pages is the latest server-based technology from Microsoft, designed to create dynamic HTML pages for a World Wide Web site or corporate Intranet. It's just part of an all-encompassing concept called the Active Server environment, which has been developed along with Microsoft Windows NT Server, and Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS). In this book we show you how Active Server Pages fits into the grand scheme of things, and how you can use it to build really great Web sites and Intranet applications.

About the Author

Andrew Enfield is currently finishing an undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Washington. He has co-authored three books with Wrox Press and very much enjoys the writing and school lifestyle. When he's not writing, coding, studying, or living in labs on campus he likes to travel, read, watch baseball, and take long walks in beautiful, green and wet Seattle. In the last year he's camped in New Mexico and Arizona, visited Boston and California, and ventured out on a 3 month jaunt to Europe and the Middle East - that makes it four down, with three continents to go!

Brian is a Senior Developer with NCR's Human Interface Technology Center in Atlanta, Georgia. At the HITC, Brian is responsible for prototyping and developing advanced applications that apply superior human interfaces as developed at the Center. His tools of choice include Visual Basic, Visual C++, Java, and all of the Microsoft Internet products. Brian has developed and deployed Multimedia Kiosk applications, Computer-based Training applications, and other advanced user interface prototypes for the past three years.

Darren Gill
From the humble beginnings of college Pascal, Darren quickly discovered Visual Basic to help with office automation and multimedia solutions. He has since evolved from that beginning and now builds web-based intranet applications.

Christian Gross
Christian Gross is the Chief Software Architect for CIS Consultants based in Switzerland. His clients include Fortune 500 companies such as Union Bank of Switzerland, National Westminister Bank of England, Standard Life, and NCR. His forte is applying client/server, object technology to the development of Web Sites using Sun Technology and Microsoft Products. He studied Engineering at the University of Waterloo specializing in Parallel processors and Artificial Intelligence. He is currently working on several on-line banking projects in Zurich. CIS Consultants is an Internet Partner with Sun Microsystems and Microsoft Clubwin. Christians technical interests include 3-D graphics, software engineering, Java, C++ development, wide area client/server systems. He can be reached on CompuServe at 70324,1777.

Richard Harrison
Richard is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer and a senior consultant for a major global IT services company. He has recently been specialising in Microsoft Internet architectures and helping organisations to use these technologies to build mission critical Web solutions.

Bruce Hartwell
Bruce Hartwell has eight years experience in the design, development and implementation of distributed systems. He has been working with PowerBuilder since its initial release and has seen it grow from a rudimentary programming tool to an enterprise development environment.

Alex Homer
Alex Homer lives and works in the idyllic rural surroundings of Derbyshire, UK. His software company, specializes in office integration and Internet-related development, and produces a range of vertical application software. He has worked with Wrox Press on several projects.

Stephen Jakab
Stephen Jakab has experience in writing custom solutions for corporate companies. He worked on the Consort II car fleet management system written in CA Clipper and as a Microsoft Certified Professional, he now concentrates on VB and ASP Internet/Intranet Web projects with the SQL Server backend. While he's not working, he enjoys many sports, reading anf travelling. This year he's been to the US, Canada and has recently returned from Hungary.

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