ASP objects allow your server and browser to interact with each other. You will routinely use one or more objects in your ASP scripts. You don't have to install anything to use them, but you do have to remember to turn them on or off.
object
request object
The request object lets you relay information through an HTTP request. You can use the request object to parse encoded URLs, access information from a table and read cookies, client authentication and HTTP headers.
response object
The response object is your key to sending information to the user. You can write to the screen, change the orientation to the next page and create a cookie using the corresponding object.
The application object executed by the web server is an application. Using application objects, you can control features related to starting and shutting down a program, as well as storing information that should be accessed by the application.
Server object
Server objects let you perform routine functions, such as mapping a virtual path to a physical object and creating a component instance graph.
Meeting object
Using session objects, you can store information about each user who visits your site.
Component
Advertising Converter
Ad Converter is a streamlined process for building a delivery system for your banner ads. In a separate file, you can store information about the header. The component will randomly select the title each time the page is downloaded.
Browser Capabilities
The Browser component lets you determine what browser a user is using and what features the browser supports.
Collaborative Data Objects (CDO)
Using the IIS SMTP server, CDO allows you to send and receive email. With CDO, you can execute a form without relying on Perl scripts or CGI.
Content link
This is a manual object that creates a linear or continuous path to your site or part of a site. You can include a simple text listing the files in the appropriate order. You can add next and previous links to your pages to make your pages easier to connect to.
Content Converter This is a great component if you need to spray content. It's very easy to use and it allows you to add dynamic content to any page without using a database. In separate text files, you store chunks of HTML code that alternate between spaces on the page. The content converter displays a knowledge nugget each time the page is downloaded.
Database access
Using this component, you can have the database writer component write to the browser screen and create or update existing database files.
third party components
There are also many third-party components, both paid and non-charged, that can be used by ASP. If you run your own server, you can install components as you wish, registering a .dll is usually the installed extension, so a component can be a time saver. You can save a lot of time checking whether the components are present and working by hand.
If your site is hosted by an ISP, you can install your own components or have them install them themselves, so you can check with your ISP's support team.