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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A. Contenttype=Application/Brush B. Contenttype=Image/JPG C. Contenttype=Application/paint D. Contenttype=Image/WMF

deepti khatuja

• Jun 24th, 2006

Its not working can you give an examplee

Saravanan.P

• Jun 21st, 2006

How to Display images using Response object?Please send example Code...

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Scripts executed only by the browser without contacting the server is called client-side script. It is browser dependent. The scripting code is visible to the user and hence not secure. Scripts executed by the web server and processed by the server is called server-side script.

pinniboina nagaraju

• Jul 17th, 2011

Scripts executed only by the browser without contacting the
server is called client-side script. It is browser
dependent. The scripting code is visible to the user and
hence not secure. Scripts executed by the web server and
processed by the server is called server-side script.

rojaramani

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• Aug 2nd, 2008

Server side script which avoids manual coding by using server side?controls. It makes developer?job easier.?In client?side script when developer?writes the manual code to develop the application ...

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shweta

• Feb 26th, 2007

One can access word or any file uisng File System Object as:dim fso dim wordfileset fso=Server.createObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")wordfile= fso.opentextfile(path).readallset fso=nothing

nagendra

• Oct 13th, 2006

There is a way to direct the html produced from an ASP page to Word document instead of displaying it in standard browser and in order to do that you have to change the content type of the server resp...

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Response.Write

johnanvert

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• Sep 29th, 2008

display characters in html page using commandresponse.Write assign values using : <%= %>

lalita.p

• Jun 7th, 2007

Ans:1)Response.writeOR2)<%= %>

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It stores information about a User’s session. Gives a notification when a user session begins or ends.

samieswaran

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• Jun 28th, 2010

Session objects give us the power to preserve user preferences and other user information when browsing a web application.

Rajkumar

• Nov 8th, 2006

By using session object we can maintaing the state of the data which is helpful for maintaining the session(i.e to keep track of the information of the same client during the consecutive visits of the...

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A. It sends the browser the line of sample code, and the browser executes it. B. It sends the response to "http://www.matsystems.com" instead of to the Requesting browser. C. It sends a redirection header back to the browser, and the browser then requests the new target document. D. The redirection occurs on the server-side, and the first response the browser gets is the head and body of the new target...

jbanx

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• Mar 11th, 2008

Answer is C, This will send a new response back to browser and borwser executes it as a new request

J Jayaprakash

• Dec 4th, 2006

  Option C  This is the correct answer. The request is executed at the server and sent back to the client browser to redirect to the URL, in the syntax.

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A. The browser sends a cookie to the server with each request. B. The browser sends a Querystring variable to the server with each request. C. The browser sends a hidden Form variable to the server with each request. D. The browser sends a long variable to the server in the BODY of each request. E. None of the above.

jbanx

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• Mar 11th, 2008

A is correct when browser cookies are enabled. Sessions ID is used and stored in the browser cookiee. This session Id is sent in the request header all the time

Rajiv

• Dec 10th, 2006

(A)Session state are maintained using cookies, if the client has disabled cookies in his browser then (D)an encoded session id is attached to the url to maintain state

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J Jayaprakash

• Dec 1st, 2006

- ASP has limitations, it can be coded only in VB script- ASP.net can use C# and VB.net, which support OOPs concepts- ASP is Interpreted and limitations in libraries supported- ASP.net has good librar...

arvind

• Sep 26th, 2006

Asp.net has remoting concept...........whereas asp doesn't hav option for remoting

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J Jayaprakash

• Dec 4th, 2006

  - Client side validation eliminates the round trip for the sake of any validation  - Server side validation is required since the validation that happens at the server end and can not be t...

partha

• Nov 14th, 2006

Client side validation is processed the client side before submitting the form. The advantage of using the client side validation is , it reduces the netork trafiic , since the validation is processed...

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subrataadhyaroy

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• Mar 11th, 2008

Connection pooling is the ability of re-use your connection to the Database. This means if you enable Connection pooling in the connection object, actually you enable the re-use of the connection to more than one user.

gptnitesh

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• Sep 11th, 2007

Connection pooling is the process of managing the connections effectively and efficiently by optimizing the usage of database connections.The way the connection pooling works is,1. It initializes a po...

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A. 10 B. 20 C. 30 D. 40

Karthikeyan N

• Mar 25th, 2015

Each domain is allowed 20 cookies but we can reference / use only 19 cookies as one cookies is reserved for maintaining the ASPSessionID. If we use 20 or more cookies then the ASPSessionID cookie is overwritten and this results in the loss of the session. Hence just stick with 19 ;-)

Neha Pangtey

• Dec 10th, 2011

Cookies cant create server side because its store client side information. And its not safe method because if client doesnt want to store information then he can delete the cookie. Its depend on client that whether he want to store cookie or not.....

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• Request Object • Response Object • Server Object • Session Object • Application Object

vinayj81

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• Jul 30th, 2008

There are 9 objects they are1. Response2. Request3. Server4. Application5. Session6. ASPError7. ObjectContext8. Filesystem Object9. Dictionary 

lalita.p

• Jun 7th, 2007

ASP Objects are1) Session2)Application3)Server4)Request5)Response6)Objectcontext7)ASPError

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A. After every request for an application document, since web servers are stateless servers. B. As soon as there are no open connections to any application document. C. When the web server is stopped in an orderly fashion. D. Twenty minutes after the last request for a document in the application. E. When there are no application requests for the amount of time defined by the SessionTimeout variable....

jbanx

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• Mar 11th, 2008

C is the correct answer, When the web application is stoped at the web server Application onEnd event is fired !!!

shweta

• Feb 26th, 2007

Option C is correct answer

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A. HTMLEncode,MapPath B. URLEncode,ScriptTimeout C. URLEncode,CreateObject D. ScriptTimeout,Abandon

anikadrib

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• Nov 20th, 2008

Server.URLEncode Server.HTMLEncode

Muthu

• Mar 22nd, 2007

These are server object  properties:-server.CreateObject()server.Execute( )server.GetLastError()server.HTMLEncode()server.MapPath()server.ScriptTimeout()server.Transfer()server.URLEncode()so A,B,C is the Correct Answer

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A. Server B. Response C. Request D. Session

ruchi singh

• Dec 20th, 2011

B. Response object

nitish108

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• May 7th, 2010

B. Response

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A. 3 B. 2 C. 1 D. 4

Mayilavan.M

• Aug 23rd, 2011

(1) Session Based which expire at the end of the session.
(2) Persistent cookies which don't expire(Stored in your hard disk).

lakshmi

• Jul 27th, 2011

1.in memory cookies
2.persistent cookies

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A. It is unique for the web server, whether it is restarted or not. B. Only until the web server is restarted. C. It is like a GUID in that it is for any web server at any time. D. Only until the session expires, then it can be reissued to another client. E. It is unique per client. A client cannot have two sessions with the same SessionID

jbanx

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• Mar 11th, 2008

My answer would be b & d as that is the most closest match

Eswar

• Jul 30th, 2006

B is the correct answer

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A.The page will be removed form cache after 120 Hours B.The page will be removed form cache after 120 Sec C.The page will be removed form cache before 120 Min D.The page will be removed form cache after 2 Hours

lalita.p

• Jun 8th, 2007

Ans: C

t.ramesh

• Jul 22nd, 2006

120 secondsthe answer is B

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shweta

• Feb 26th, 2007

8. 1 mod 2=11.ASP is based on Object Oriented Programming model7. The order is important which is as follows:   -> Application start (when first user hits the URL and when server sta...

V.Masthanamma

• Dec 26th, 2006

7. No, The order  is not important for Application_start,session_start session_end application_end methods since these are present in the global.asa file.

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