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Learning Objectives: Install the Environment for debugging ASP, and debug the first simple program.
Because we learn the purpose of ASP is to build a website, then the general custom is to build all the files within the site should be placed in a folder (of course, this folder can also be set up subfolders as needed!) ), so here I set up a myweb folder in e-disk.
First, install the Windows 2000/XP with IIS as the server. Here because my machine is XP so all screenshots are done under XP.
Control Panel-->> Add or Remove Programs.
Then add delete Windows Components-check the front of the IIS components, and then wait for the installation, here you can watch this site before the video tutorial , completed after installation.
Then, in Control Panel, double-click Administrative Tools.
Then double-click Internet Information Services, which is IIS.
Select Default Web site, and then right-click the property or press the shortcut key directly
Only three pages in the property page need to be modified, first the Web site , if the user has a fixed IP, you can assign an IP
Next, select a folder on your own hard drive in the main directory to store the site (this directory is what we said above in the E-disk directory), check read, write
Add a default page to your document , such as playing www.webjx.com Web page The teaching network is called a default document.
The next key is also:
1, in a just you defined a folder inside a new file, you can use notepad to create a text file and then copy the following content to Notepad:
<%response.write "Hello world!" %>
Save As 1.asp file (Note:. asp can not omit Ah, if omitted you will save a text file).
Finally open IE, in the address bar input: http://127.0.0.1/1.asp (or http://localhost/1.asp) after the return can see the effect.
Finally, explain the meaning of the code.
Response.Write is the meaning of the display, before and after the <% and%> is the symbol of the ASP, where the information is handled by the server. 127.0.0.1 is the address, 1.asp is the filename. The first day is over!
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