Apollo ASP™ Samples Apollo ASP™ SamplesApollo ASP™ is a powerful xBase data engine that lets you manage Clipper®, FoxPro® and HiPer-SIx© data files from Active Server Pages over the Internet. Apollo ASP lets your ASP applications easily manage data files located on your web server, on a mapped drive or even on another computer accessible over the Internet via TCP/IP using the Apollo Server™. Apollo ASP includes a full version of Apollo SQL, which is a high-performance SQL add-on engine used by all Apollo products. Apollo SQL implements a subset of SQL-92. In addition to extensive data management capabilities, Apollo ASP also features built-in email capabilities which give developers total power in developer database ASP applications. Run the BasicPage.asp sample first and click on the "Show Records" button to make sure your web server is properly configured. A list of records should be displayed.
| BasicPage.asp |
Shows how to access a FoxPro table. |
| ClipperNTX.asp |
Access a Clipper table and two of its NTX indexes. |
| UpdateNTX.asp |
Updates a Clipper table and two of its NTX indexes. |
| Collation.asp |
Access a FoxPro table that needs to maintain DOS compatibility. Also lists various other collation settings such as Duden and ETEC support. |
| ManageData.asp |
Create a table, add records using data type validation and display data. |
| CustReg.asp |
Add customers to a table and send email to them. |
| MailingList.asp |
Add and remove records from mailing list table using an external file (MailingListFunctions.asp) |
| MailingListFunctions.asp |
Do not call directly. This file is used by MailingList.asp to process data requests. |
| MailingListAdmin.asp |
Send email to batches of addresses in a table. |
| ClientServer.asp |
Access a FoxPro table from Apollo Server using Apollo ASP in
client/server mode. |
The samples listed here should be copied to either your web server or to your local C:\InetPub\wwwroot directory. From your IIS console manager, or Personal Web Server console, you must enable various properties including: [x] Read and [x] Write. Also make sure that your home page Application permissions has (x) Scripts or (x) Execute (including scripts) set. Data files are located C:\Apollo\Data. These data files should be copied to a sub-directory off your home page called "\Data". If you choose a different subdirectory name, you will need to modify each sample ASP file below with your actual directory name.