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Answer Posted / roopali mishra
When a client browser requests an ASP page, a number of
events occur in the following sequence:
1. The client requests an ASP page by sending an HTTP
Request to the Web server.
2. Because the page has the .asp extension, the service
(IIS 5.0) recognizes it as a scriptmapped file, and sends
the file to the appropriate ISAPI extension (in this case,
to Asp.dll) for processing. (This step does not occur when
the client requests an HTML file.)
3. The ASP ISAPI processes any server-side include
directives first, before any serverside script is compiled.
Next, the script is executed, and dynamic text, if any, is
incorporated into the page that will be returned to the
client. (This step only happens when the page is first
requested. Previously compiled pages are retrieved from a
serverside cache for faster performance.)
4. The server creates the resulting HTML page to be sent
back to the client. The page output is sent incrementally
as the page is generated, or all at once if the response is
buffered.
5. Once the client receives the ASP page, it loads any
client-side objects and Java applets, executes any
immediate client-side script code and displays the Web page
according to the HTML specification.
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