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Contents
Introduction
What is DBSP®?
DBSP foundations.
Knowledge requirements.
System requirements
Supported Operating Systems.
Supported databases.
Supported Web Servers.
DBSP Engine installation and configuration
Installing the DBSPEngine on Win32
Using the web server configuration tool.
Manually configuring W32 Microsoft® IIS 5.x
Manually configuring W32 Microsoft® IIS 6.x
Manually configuring W32 Omnicron® OmniHTTPd 2.x
Manually configuring Visnetic® WebSite 3.x
Configuring the database connection
Using the DBSP configuration tool
Setting up an Interbase connection
Setting up a SQL Server connection
Setting up a DB2 connection
Setting up an Oracle connection
Conserving the state in stateless applications
Passing variables between DBSP pages
Extending the scope of variables: the SETCOOKIE tag
.
Deleting variables : the KILLCOOKIE tag
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Exploiting information from a database
DBSP Builder basis
Retreiving information: The DATASET tag
Using variables inside SQL sentences
Nesting DATASET elements: Master - Detail relationships
Modifying information: The QRYEXEC tag
Evaluating expressions: EXPVAL tag
Handling database exceptions
Loops, logic and flow control
Making decisions: The IF Tag
Multiple choices: The CASE tag
Defined loops: The FOR tag
Conditional loops: The WHILE Tag
Changing the flow: The REDIRECT tag
Building private sites
Defining sites
The authentication scheme
Granting access to the user: the LOGIN tag
Controlling user privileges based on the session information