Request

Request method Windows CE implementation
ClientCertificate No support.
Cookies See Collection Objects.
Form See Collection Objects.
QueryString See Collection Objects.
ServerVariables See Collection Objects.
TotalBytes Full support.
BinaryRead Full support.

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Response

Response method or property Windows CE implementation
Buffer (Property) Fully supported (see Notes).
CacheControl Not supported. Use AddHeader with name ="Cache-control".
Charset Fully supported.
Cookies See Collection Objects.
ContentType Fully supported.
Expires Fully supported.
ExpiresAbsolute Fully supported.
IsClientConnected Not supported.
PICS Not supported. Use AddHeader with name = "PICS".
Status Fully supported.
AddHeader Fully supported.
AppendToLog Fully supported.
BinaryWrite Fully supported.
Clear Fully supported (see Note).
End Fully supported (see Note).
Flush Fully supported (see Note).
Redirect Fully supported (see Note).
Write Fully supported.

Note   The Buffer property indicates whether to buffer page output. When page output is buffered, the server does not send a response to the client browser until all of the server scripts on the current page have been processed or until the Flush or End method has been called.

If the current .asp file has buffering set to TRUE and does not call the Flush method, the server honors keep-alive requests that are made by the client browser. Avoiding the call to the Flush method saves time because the server does not have to create a new connection for each client browser request.

If buffering is turned off, calls to the Clear, End, Flush, or Redirect method fail, just as they do with IIS. When buffering is off, response headers must be added at the very top of the ASP page, before any text is sent to the client browser.

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Server

Server method Windows CE implementation
ScriptTimeout Not supported.
CreateObject Not supported.
Execute Not supported.
GetLastError Not supported.
HTMLEncode Not supported.
MapPath Fully supported.
Transfer Not supported.
URLEncode Fully supported.