Backward Compatibility Programming Concepts

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The following topics contain descriptions for the objects that are considered backward compatibility objects.

AdminSite Object

StandardSManager Object

Page Object

AdminSite Object

Use this object to gain centralized access to the Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition site configuration, so that you can configure and maintain the site.

This object provides read/write access to the configuration properties and has many functions that allow administration of Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition sites.

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  • You cannot use this object with Commerce Server 2000 sites. It is included only for backwards compatibility with Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition.

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Configuration Objects

StandardSManager Object

Use this object to facilitate the run-time creation and retrieval of shopper IDs.

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  • This object is included only for purposes of backward compatibility with Site Server 3.0 Commerce Edition; it has been replaced by the AuthManager object.

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AuthManager Object

Page Object

Use this object to simplify forms processing in Active Server Pages (ASP).

The Page object methods fall into the following categories:

  • Formatting methods. These methods include Encode, Option, and Check. These methods make it possible for you to easily format HTML page items, and where applicable, to determine HTML item values based on a run-time evaluation of other variables used in your page.

  • Validation methods. These methods begin with Request. They are used to retrieve values from a URL query string, convert the values to given data types based on a locale value, and then validate these values against a specified range.

For more information, see the AuthManager and AppFrameWork objects, which provide similar functionality to many of the methods in this object.


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