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The best way to develop ASP on your own machine is
to install Personal
Web Server (PWS) for Windows 95/98/Me. Once it is
installed you should get the window shown below:
For the Advanced settings you can define
the home directory of your WWW site (in case it is c:\www).
The domain name of your PWS will be defined in the Control
Panel -> Network -> Identification tab (as shown
below):
The WWW site is then accessed with the
browser through http://domain-name/
which will load the default.asp file from your home
directory (as shown below).
After this, ASP files can be easier viewed
(as shown below):
If you want someone to access your access your WWW
server from a remote site, first determine your IP address
(with either WINIPCFG
or IPCONFIG,
as shown below):
Thus in this case the IP address is 192.168.201.2,
so the site can be accessed using http://192.169.201.2,
as shown below:
and here's a few examples of ASP
scripts (run on an IIS server):
If you cannot get access to the
ASP server, you can connect to my PWS
here. Also, here's the ZIP file
of the code, and the HTM
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