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From the October 2015 Issue of Prestwood eMag

ASP Classic OOP:

ASP Classic Class..Object (Class..Set..New)

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 13 years ago on 10/24/2008 and updated 1/28/2009

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Languages Focus: Class..Object

In short, a class is a data type, and an object is an instance of a class type. A class has methods (routines), properties (member variables), and a constructor. The current values of the properties is the current state of the object. The UML is one of the diagraming disciplines that allows you to document the various changing states of a series of objects.

ASP Classic Class..Object

Ultra-primitive (no inheritance) but useful and encourages you to think and design using objects. Unlike VB, you can have more than one class per file.

Classes in ASP do support member fields, properties, and methods.

Syntax Example:

'Declare class.

Class Cyborg

  Public Function IntroduceYourself()

    Response.Write("Hi, I do not have a name yet.")

  End Function

End Class

'Create object from class.

Set T1 = new Cyborg

T1.IntroduceYourself()

Set T1 = Nothing      'Be sure to clean up!

Add a Member Field

Now let's give our cyborg a name using a public member field.

Note: In a real application, you would use a public property for the CyborgName and reserve member fields for internal class operations. For an exmaple of how to turn the CyborgName member field into a prroperty, refer to our ASP Classic Member Property article.

'Declare class.

Class Cyborg

  Public Function IntroduceYourself()

    Response.Write("Hi, my name is " & CyborgName & ".")

  End Function

  Public CyborgName

End Class

'Create object from class.

Dim T1

Set T1 = New Cyborg

T1.CyborgName = "Number 1"

T1.IntroduceYourself()

The following is written to your browser:

Hi, my name is Number 1.

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Creating a Class in ASP


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In my asp page some user send junk values. So please let me know how can i solve this problem

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Kiran

Posted 7 years ago

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