Intrinsic Active Server Page Objects
The Active Server object model provides for five intrinsic objects:
Application— The Application object manages application-level information. This generally refers to global quantities that are common to all users.
Session— The Session object tracks individual user sessions within your Web application. A session object is ideal for programming constructs such as shopping carts, in which each user needs his or her own unique place to store information.
Server— The Server object enables you to treat the server itself as an object and to control aspects of its behavior.
Response— The Response object holds the HTTP response that will ultimately be sent back to the browser.
Request— The Request object holds all the ...
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