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The ObjectContext.SetComplete Method
The ObjectContext.SetAbort Method
The ObjectContext.OnTransactionCommit Event
The ObjectContext.OnTransactionAbort Event
The ObjectContext Object
The Application.StaticObjects Collection
The Application.Contents Collection
The Application.UnLock Method
The Application.Lock Method
The Application.Contents.RemoveAll() Method
The Application.Contents.Remove(name|index) Method
The Application.OnStart() Event
The Application.OnEnd() Event
The Application Object
The ASPError.Source Property
The ASPError.Number Property
The ASPError.Line Property
The ASPError.File Property
The ASPError.Description Property
The ASPError.Column Property
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The Request Object

Introduction

The Request object can be used to get the information from the client HTTP header and body. It is usually used to retrieve information from a form, query string, session, cookie and any server variables. This object has one method and 6 properties. The below table describes all of them with a short description.

Example

<%      

            Response.Write "Script Name: " & Request.ServerVariables("SCRIPT_NAME") & "<br/>"

            Response.Write "Path Info: " & Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO") & "<br/>"

            Response.Write "URL: " & Request.ServerVariables("URL") & "<br/>"

            Response.Write "Request Method: " & Request.ServerVariables("REQUEST_METHOD") & "<br/>"

            Response.Write "Server Port: " & Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_PORT") & "<br/>"

%>

Output

Methods

Name:

Description:

BinaryRead

This method can be used to retrieve data sent from the client via the POST request.

Properties

Name

Description:

ClientCertificate

This property can be used to retrieve the fields stored in the client certificate, which is sent in the HTTP request.

Cookies

This property is used to retrieve the values of the cookies sent to the server.

Form

This property is used to retrieve the value from the elements in a form.

QueryString

This property is used to retrieve the values from the query string.

ServerVariables

This property can be used to retrieve values from the environment variables.

TotalBytes

This is a read-only property and can be used to retrieve the total number of bytes, which the client has sent.

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