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Like many authors at O'Reilly, I'm a big supporter of additions to the free software arena. I'm very excited about OpenASP. Currently, however, this is a very immature product in terms of support for ASP. Table 3.3 (from the readme.txt file from OpenASP for Apache) reports the level of support for various ASP features.

Table C.3. OpenASP's Support for ASP Functionality

Feature

Supported

ASPError Object

No

ObjectContext Object

No

Request

Partial (collection must be specified)

Request.ClientCertificate

No

Request.QueryString

Yes

Request.Form

Yes

Request.Cookies

Yes

Request.ServerVariables

Yes

Request.TotalBytes

No

Request.BinaryRead

No

Response

Partial

Response.Buffer

Yes

Response.CacheControl

No

Response.Charset

No

Response.ContentType

Yes

Response.Expires

Yes

Response.ExpiresAbsolute

No (almost supported)

Response.IsClientConnected

No

Response.Pics

No

Response.Status

No

Response.AddHeader

Yes

Response.AppendToLog

Yes

Response.BinaryWrite

Yes

Response.Clear

Yes

Response.End

Yes

Response.Flush

Yes

Response.Redirect

Yes

Response.Write

Yes

Server

Partial

Server.CreateObject

Yes

Server.Execute

No

Server.GetLastError

No

Server.HTMLEncode

Yes

Server.MapPath

Yes

Server.ScriptTimeout

No

Server.Transfer

No

Server.URLEncode

Yes

Session

Yes

Session.Abandon

Yes

Session.CodePage

No

Session.Contents

Yes

Session.Contents.Remove

No

Session.Contents.RemoveAll

No

Session.LCID

No

Session.SessionID

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