Introduction to Active Server Pages
Active Server Pages (ASP) are a technology for creating dynamic Web applications, which use a Web server to process the requests that are generated dynamically by a Web browser. The browser can request either static or dynamic content from the Web server. The Web server can send static HTML pages that are requested by the browser. However, it cannot send dynamic content unless an application server is installed on it. An application server is a program that contains the business logic required to process requests from an application. In the context of dynamic Web applications, the role of the Web server is to process an ASP page and send the results to the browser.
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