• It informs each page what session the request belongs to when a user accesses during a session. • It retrieves all the session information stored on the server. • Cookies can persist for a much longer period of time than session that has a timeout value usually of 20 minutes and hence can store information even when a user is off the site.

Albert Arul prakash

• Sep 6th, 2007

Sessions are server side objects which travels between client and web server. Cookies will not be used/executed when the Brower settings disable the usage of cookies. We cannot retrieve or store any d...

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A. Client actions cannot change Application variables. B. The change is not visible to any client until the application is stopped and started. C. The change is only visible to future requests made by that client during their current session. D. The change is visible to all clients, but only after they complete their current sessions and begin a new session. E. The change is visible to all clients...

Muthu

• Sep 19th, 2007

 Answer : E

reji

• Feb 27th, 2006

Answer is definitely E.The change is visible to all clients immediately after the form is processed by the server. Server code can be written to update the Application variable at anytime the developer wishes. and will remain available in memory till webserver is restarted

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selvarani

• Oct 3rd, 2007

You can send less than 255 characters.

Prabhu Jayaraman

• Jan 6th, 2007

Maximum length is 2084 in IE..

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ASP is a server side-scripting environment for building dynamic and interactive web pages. Since the scripts run on the server side, the web server does all the processing.

selvarani

• Oct 3rd, 2007

ASP is a technology that enables you to make dynamic and interactive web pages.It runs on Internet Information Services(IIS) or Personal Web Server(PWS).

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• SessionID – returns the session identification number for each user. • Timeout – sets the timeout period assigned to the Session object for any application, in minutes. • CodePage – determines the code page that will be used to display content. • LCID – a locale identifier, which determines time zone and language, rules for the system.

Selvarani.U

• Oct 25th, 2007

There are four properties in Session Object.         1. CodePage         2. LCID         3. SessionID         4. Timeout

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• Contents collection – contains all the variables established for a session without using the <OBJECT> tag. • Static collection – contains all the objects created with the <OBJECT> tag within session scope.

Selvarani.U

• Oct 25th, 2007

There are two collections.  1. Contents - Contains all the items appended to the session through a script command.  2. StaticObjects - Contains all the objects appended to the session with the HTML tag

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It provides access to the physical file system of the web server. It gets and manipulates information about all drives in a server, folders and sub-folders on a drive and files inside a folder.

Selvarani.U

• Oct 25th, 2007

The FileSystemObject object is used to access the file system on the server. This object can manipulate files, folders, and directory paths. It is also possible to retrieve file system information with this object.

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Gets information from the user. It has five collections by which values can be accessed. They are: Querystring, Form, Cookies, Server Variables & ClientCertificate

Selvarani.U

• Oct 25th, 2007

When a browser asks for a page from a server, it is called a request. The ASP Request object is used to get information from the user.

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• <FORM> tags provides space for the user to input values • the form has a button to submit information back to the server • It transfers control to another ASP page • It carries the information in the fields to another ASP page

harshinihari

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• Nov 25th, 2007

It carries the information in the fields to another ASP page

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The two attributes are ACTION and METHOD The ACTION gives the name of the ASP file that should be opened next by which this file can access the information given in the form The METHOD determines which of the two ways (POST or GET) the browser can send the information to the server

harshinihari

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• Nov 25th, 2007

Namemethodactionname = to give name for the formmethod=get/postget- if limited data is to be passed to new page opened.post- if bulk data is to be passed to new page opened.action = the page to be opened when this form is submitted, to where the data is to be transferred.

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harshinihari

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• Nov 25th, 2007

^, unary identity & negation (+ or -), *or /, mod, + or –

vani

• Nov 25th, 2007

^unary identity & negation (+,-),*,/mod+,-

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<INPUT> tag: Provides input spaces (text boxes, combo boxes, radio button, etc.) on a form called fields. It has three attributes TYPE, NAME and VALUE. TYPE provides the characteristics of the field and the NAME specifies a name to the field by which it can be referred.

virajshetty4380

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

tag: Provides input spaces (text boxes, combo boxes, radio button, etc.) on a form called fields. It has three attributes TYPE, NAME and VALUE. TYPE provides the characteristics of the field and the NAME specifies a name to the field by which it can be referred.

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The Form collection holds the values of the form elements submitted with the POST method. This is the only way to generate a Form collection.

virajshetty4380

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

The Form collection holds the values of the form elements submitted with the POST method. This is the only way to generate a Form collection.

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Cookie collection does not have the Count property. Cookies can have multiple values for the same cookie name but each value can be referred using a key whereas in a Form/Querystring cookie each value has to be referred using an index value.

virajshetty4380

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

Cookie collection does not have the Count property. Cookies can have multiple values for the same cookie name but each value can be referred using a key whereas in a Form/Querystring cookie each value has to be referred using an index value.

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It allows you to access(read/write) the contents of text files stored on the web server.

virajshetty4380

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

It allows you to access(read/write) the contents of text files stored on the web server.

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• Session _OnStart – This event will be fired when a new user begins a session with the web site. • Session_OnEnd – This event is called whenever a session terminates.

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

• Session _OnStart – This event will be fired when a new user begins a session with the web site. • Session_OnEnd – This event is called whenever a session terminates.

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A ClientCertificate is an encrypted number that is stored in a file on the user’s computer. This stores details of any security certificates included with the request.

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

A ClientCertificate is an encrypted number that is stored in a file on the user’s computer. This stores details of any security certificates included with the request.

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This collection stores any values that are provided in the URL. This can be generated by three methods: • By clicking on an anchor tag <A> • By sending a form to the server by the GET method • Through user-typed HTTP address

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

This collection stores any values that are provided in the URL. This can be generated by three methods: • By clicking on an anchor tag • By sending a form to the server by the GET method • Through user-typed HTTP address

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The ServerVariables collection holds the entire HTTP headers and also additional items of information about the server.

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• Jan 2nd, 2008

The Server Variables collection holds the entire HTTP headers and also additional items of information about the server.

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• Mar 11th, 2008

An N-Tier architecture is really a Client-Server architecture combined with the Layered architecture

Janki Patel

• Sep 25th, 2007

MSMQ : Microsoft Message Queing, it is a window's component.

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