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Business Server Pages
Getting Started
Part 1 – Introduction and beginning elements, sample data. Part 2 – Building the CLASSES and ITERATORS. Part 3 – Putting your pages in place. Part 4 – Extended Features . Part 5 – Conclusions.
Graphic Tutorial (PDF 842 KB)
This document describes the step by step activities to be performed while creating and executing a simple BSP. It is suitable for budding BSP developers who need a graphic start up.
More on BSP
BSP Trouble Shooting: Frequently Asked (Short) Questions
BSP Trouble Shooting: Getting Help
BSP In-Depth: MESSAGE Statement Handling
BSP Trouble Shooting: Browser Settings
BSP In-Depth: Confusion between Stateless, Stateful and Authentication
BSP In-Depth: Fully Qualified Domain Names
BSP Trouble Shooting: HTTP Logging
BSP Trouble Shooting: HTTP Browser Traces
Set Your WAS 6.10 System To Work – Transport Tracking with RSS
Has your free test-drive WAS 6.10 system been gathering virtual dust since you installed it? Tired of fiddling around aimlessly? Put it to some use and start tracking your development transports via RSS! This article shows you how to build a BSP application to produce an RSS feed of up-to-date transport system information so you can track what’s going on in your favorite RDF Site Summary (RSS) reader.
Using External Tools to Generate PDF Output from BSPs
This article describes how to generate PDF output from BSPs using external software tools.
Basic Development in BSP
BSP Programming: BSP Element Expressions (BEEs)
BSP In-Depth: Using the HTMLB Event System
BSP Programming: Writing Composite Elements
BSP Programming: Writing a Pattern Engine
Creating a BSP Extension for Downloading a Table
BSP Table Views
BSP Programming: HTMLB TableView Iterator
BSP – A Developer’s Journal: Part XI – Table View Iterators
BSP Model View Binding
Important lessons involving BSP Model View Binding and a Frozen Burrito
BSP: Stateless Modelbinding – Proof Of Concept
BSP: How to emulate frames using MVC