ASP Getting Started tutorials-response Objects Overview

Use the Response object to send output information to the client. This includes features such as sending information directly to a browser, redirecting a browser to another URL address, or setting the value of a cookie.

Response provides collections, properties, and methods for the transfer of parameters.

Response Object Unique collection: List of attributes for a cookie collection

Collection	Description
Domain	Specifies that only one domain (domain) can fetch the cookie and write only the property.
Expires	The expiration date of the cookie, in order to store the cookies on the client disk after the session is over, you must set the date. If the setting of this property does not exceed the current date, the cookie expires at the end of the task and writes only the property.
Path	Specifies that only a specific path can access the cookie. The default is the Path property of the application.
Secure	Used to set whether cookies are delivered in a secure channel. When a secure channel is not found on the HTTP home page, the cookie information will not be sent.
HasKeys	Specifies whether the cookie contains the keyword key, read-only property.

Properties of the Response object

Property	Description
Buffer	Indicates whether the page output is buffered
CacheControl	Determine if the proxy server can cache output generated by ASP
Charset	Add the name of the character set to the content type header
Conternttype	Specify the HTTP content type of the response
Expires	Specifies the time cached before the browser caches the page timeout
ExpiresAbsolute	Specify the date and time that the cached page in the browser timed out
IsClientConnected	Indicates whether the client is disconnected from the server
Pics	Add the value of the pics tag to the pics tag field of the caption of the response
Status	The value of the status row returned by the server

Methods of response objects

Method	Description
AddHeader	Set HTML caption from name to value
AppendToLog	Add a string after the requested Web server log entry
Binraywrite	Writes information to the current HTTP output and does not make any character set conversions
Clear	Clears any buffered HTML output
End	Stops processing the. asp file and returns the current result
Flush	Send buffered output now
Redirect	Sends the message that is being redirected to the browser, trying to connect to another URL
Write	Writes a variable as a string to the current HTTP output

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