Saturday, August 30, 2008
The SMTP Service
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Retrieve HTTP Headers
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Find Out the Length of Posted Content
In case you want to know whether any content was submitting from the client by the post method, you must read the value from the environment variable CONTENT_LENGTH. (The post method is described in detail in the section “Using the post method”)
nContentLength = Request.Servariables (“CONTNET_LENGTH”)
Using the Virtual Path of the Script
The virtual path to the script being executed is used for self-referencing Web page. In case you want to make sure that form is submitting to the Web page itself, no matter which virtual path the Web page has, you should request the server environment variable
SCRIPT_NAME
StrselfURL = Request.serverViriables (“SCIPRT_NAME”)
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Link Exchange Services
Retrieving Environment Variables
Sometimes, you come to a point in your server script development work when you want to find out the browser type. The IP address of the user, some HTTP headers that are delivered from the client or the version of the server software, and where your script is running. For all these demands, you can use the server variables collection of the request object.
Although the most important environment variables are described in this hour’s lesson, it is a good idea to look in the product documentation on the Internet Information of the internet Server (IIS) to get an overview of all possible parameters that can be used to retrieve environment variables. You can read the documentation by calling the address
http:// location/iisHelp/iis/misc/default.asp in the Internet Explorer.
Retrieving Information from the User
Now that you have learned how to send data from the server to the client in Hour 4, “Sending Data to the User” it is time to learn about retrieving data that is sent from the client to the server by submitting a from.
Have you ever wondered how an inquiry to a search engine is handled by the browser or the server and how the data is transferred over the Internet using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)? These lessons provide some answer to these questions and enable you to handle inquiries to your sites by retrieving and evaluating user input.