Developing Web Applications

Building an ASP Application

In its simplest form, an ASP application consists of all the HTML and script files stored within an application boundary. Before any sessions are created, the application initializes, instantiates application-scope components, and imports type-library declarations. From that point on, each connected user has a separate and distinct session, with its own values and component instances. The rest of this section explains how application and session management is accomplished.

See the following:

• Application Boundaries
• Global.asa
• Application and Session Events
• Ending the ASP Session
• Importing Type Library Constants with Global.asa
• Declaring Objects in Global.asa

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