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ASP Guide
Brief introduction
The success of an Active Server Page (ASP) application often depends on trade-offs between architecture and design. This trade-off is very difficult, given the breadth of the ASP technology and the inherent complexity of the current application. In this article, I will provide you with specific guidelines to help you successfully develop an ASP-based application.
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From the past successful development model experience, we have summed up the following principles.
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I have organized the guidelines into a set of development principles. When evaluating solutions and technologies, you can apply the following guidelines to help you make decisions. The following principles are the cumulative experience I have gained from a successful development model for a long time.
Principle 1: Adopting a standard approach
Establishing naming conventions and standardizing the directory structure can help you significantly improve the readability and maintainability of your ASP applications. Although there is no formal standard for ASP applications, many developers have established some common approaches. Here, I'll share some more general ways with you.
Because the ASP technology relies on the scripting engine for its work, and the script is of a less-than-rigorous nature, the naming convention is also vague. In a very strict type of language, a variable is declared according to its actual type. When using ASP technology, you typically declare variables in ASP code in terms of how variables are processed, rather than their actual data types. For example, when using Visual Basic (R) scripting Edition (VBScript), even though all VBScript variables are variants, you will still declare the success flag as bsuccess (b for Boolean) instead of Vsuccess (v represents a Variant).
The following table is a list of common naming conventions.
Variable prefix:
Examples of variable variables used by prefixes
B or bln Boolean bsuccess
C or cur Currency camount
D or Dbl Double dblquantity
DT or Dat Date and time dtdate
F or Flt Float Fratio
L or LNG Long lmilliseconds
I or int Integer icounter