ASP (Active Server Pages) is a programming language, and it is
required to run our applications. (ASP can support HTML code, but HTML isn't capable of performing all ASP commands.)
Fortunately, most Windows IIS servers support ASP, so the application can simply be installed and run. You can
link to various built-in views from
any page - HTML, ASP, etc.
But, if you want to
include a special view as only
part of the content, on an existing HTML page, you have two options:
1. You can
convert an HTML page to an ASP page either simply by saving it as an asp file, or by saving it as a text file but then naming it with the .asp extension. Now that you have the ASP page, you will be able to paste in the
include statements that we provide for various applications.
2. You can use an iFrame statement, to run the asp code from a window within your page. (There are potential security concerns with this. Also there may be some technical issues with sessions being shared in IE between frames, but you can try it out and if it works for you it should be fine. It's a very commonly used practise.)
Details on using these two types of statements are included with the application installation instructions.
