Utility Routines for Solution Sites
The folders "include" and "services\include" contain utility routine files. These files are intended for inclusion in Web page files so that the utility routines they contain can be called from the script code in the Web pages.
These utility routines fall into three broad categories. The first type are those used during Internet Information Services (IIS) application initialization. In other words, those routines that are called when the file global.asa runs. These are initialization utility routines. In general, you will never add additional calls to these routines, because the initialization process is already in place. But you might find a need to modify one or more of these routines to accommodate changes to the initialization process. You might also add new routines of this type to accommodate new types of initialization requirements.
The second type of utility routine are those called from any of the Web site pages, including customer or partner services pages. These are general utility routines. The following two categories of general utility routines have extra conceptual information because of their relative importance:
HTML Construction for Solution Sites
Forms Processing for Solution Sites
The third type of utility routine are those designed specifically for the customer and partner services pages. These are services utility routines.
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