When discussing how HomeFolderPerms.asp works, I assumed a familiarity with scripting fundamentals and with the Active Server Pages (ASP), FileSystemObject object, and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) technologies. If you're not familiar with scripting or any of the
mentioned technologies, you might want to review these resources.
Scripting fundamentals. To learn about the various scripting technologies and object models available, see Dino Esposito, "An Introduction to Scripting Technologies and Object Models," Windows Scripting Solutions, May 2000, InstantDoc ID 8599.
In Windows 2000 Magazine, Bob Wells wrote a series describing scripting fundamentals in the context of the Windows Script Host (WSH) API. The same fundamentals apply to the ASP API, which I use as the foundation for HomeFolderPerms.asp. The only difference is that ASP is a Web-based interface, whereas WSH is a command-line interface. The articles in this series are:
- Scripting Solutions, "Scripting 101, Part 4," September 1999, InstantDoc ID 7112
- Scripting Solutions, "Scripting 101, Part 3," August 1999, InstantDoc ID 5683
- Scripting Solutions, "Scripting 101, Part 2," July 1999, InstantDoc ID 5505
- Scripting Solutions, "Scripting 101," June 1999, InstantDoc ID 5410
ASP. For an introduction to ASP coding, see Michael Otey, "ASP Scripting Basics," SQL Server Magazine, September 1999, InstantDoc ID 6019. . . .
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