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Training

Computing Workshops are available from ITC Training Services. Please visit http://www.itc.virginia.edu/training for up-to-date listings of available training workshops and schedules.

ASP Training - Please visit http://aspclass.itc.virginia.edu/ for up-to-date listings of available ASP training classes provided by ITC-MicroSystems.

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On-line resources

Active Server Pages

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/
Many code samples and how-to articles, plus message boards, FAQs and user tips.

http://www.asp101.com/
The URL says it all. Lots of sample applications for the beginner and for the seasoned ASP developer.

http://www.learnasp.com/
Charles Carroll's site. A little garish, but solid examples and lots of code samples and lessons.

Cold Fusion

http://www.macromedia.com/
Assorted company, commercial, and other information from Allaire. Academic link is interesting to us for its quote from John Milam of U.Va. (trm2e -- Faculty MC-Interns/Residents). Case Studies link is also interesting for the information it has on Prometheus, a large-scale courseware project at George Washington University.

http://www.houseoffusion.com/
Another excellent collection of Cold Fusion resources including a list of CF mailing lists.

http://www.forta.com/
Ben Fort's, the well known author of Cold Fusion books, web site. His list of custom tags looks useful and instructive.

Active Perl (including PerlScript for ASP)

http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/index.html
Is there a Windows version of Perl? Yes! ActivePerl includes Perl for Win32, PerlScript and Perl Package Manager. Visit Active State Corporation's web page for information on their Active Perl product.

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Contact information

Getting Started Support
For help in deciding which service and other requirements may best suit your needs on www.web.virginia.edu, write to itc-microsystems@virginia.edu for guidance. Additional support for specific groups or projects are available as shown:

Departmental Computing Support, dept-support@virginia.edu, will assist LSPs in choosing services and put them in touch with the appropriate people and resources.

General support and troubleshooting
Please contact the ITC Help Desk, 804-924-3731, or write to consult@virginia.edu for general support and troubleshooting. ITC Help Desk staff can provide the answers or help you need in most instances. If your situation requires more in-depth investigation or specialized assistance, the Help Desk can refer your case to the appropriate consultants in ITC.

Basic Administration
Requests for accounts, password changes, simple permissions changes (i.e., a new account holder needs to have access to an existing directory), and directory creation should be directed to itc-microsystems@virginia.edu.

Advanced Administration
File restores, data source name creation and virtual host request issues will go through
itc-microsystems@virginia.edu.