XML AJAXLesson 27Free preview
AJAX ASP
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Summary
Active Server Pages (ASP) is a classic server scripting technology that can set up data for AJAX pages, for example generating XML from internal data sources. The client calls the ASP script via XMLHttpRequest, and then receives a structured data response. This pattern is similar to PHP: logic and data access remain on the server side.
Key points
- The ASP runs on the server side and prepares data for the client
- Response.Write used to write output to the client
- AJAX responses should be structured data, not full HTML pages
- Separation of data and display makes maintenance easier
- ASP patterns are similar to PHP in AJAX architecture
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