Michael Gokey's Bibliography - College Fund Life Division

Michael Gokey - IT Manager
Bibliography
Here are some of Michael's personal and professional details...

	Michael is responsible for developing, documenting, and maintaining hundreds of SSL secure E-Commerce and Intranet pages, and dozens of web site applications, using Active Server Pages with VB and Java scripting on Internet Information Server 4.0 using Visual InterDev 6.0 and Front Page 98, including use of Adobe Acrobat PDF forms.
	He has created and uses many differnt kinds of specialized web-server connections to AS/400 host, Access 97, SQL 6.5/7.0 databases which allow users to perform many of their own customer service tasks. He has played building Active X-COM’s with Visual Basic 6.0, for use with his ADO and ASP applications.
	Michael is currently developing JavaBeans with IBM's HostPublisher and Websphere applications. In his spare time he loves to build large scale (1:20.3 / Fn3 )model trains, work in his gardens, cook & eat all sorts of food, and play with Legos.

Articles

These are articles that Michael currently has published.

	ASP login authentication and session cookie use.
	How to create a login and password authentication process in ASP and an MS Access database. Using session cookies to allow access to certain pages.

	Beginning Components for ASP
	A book review of Beginning Components for ASP, by Michael Gokey.

	Jmail and ASP email
	"Sending and receiving e-mails using asp" and using the jmail COM object.

	Part 1 of 3 - Table Relationships
	Explains what one to one, one to many, and many to many relationships in database tables are.

	Part 2 of 3 - The ADO recordset, and UPDATEs
	Using ADO and the SQL UPDATE method to update a record.

	Part 3 of 3 - Updating tables across a many-to-many relationship
	updating tables across a many-to-many relationship

	Preventing under aged kids from filling out forms
	using JavaScript to legally not collect information from kids under 13

	Setting Up A Data Source Name (DSN) for Access 97
	Creating a DSN is the first step for any ASP process that accesses a database. In this example we use a MS Access 97 database.

	Setting Up A Data Source Name (DSN) for SQL 6.5
	Creating a DSN is the first step for any ASP process that accesses a database. In this example we use a MS SQL 6.5 database.

	Validating all sorts of forms data using JavaScript
	Using JavaScript to validate forms data, before submitting it to the server.

Contact
This is how you can get in touch with Michael...

	You can contact Michael at michael@goke.net. You can see Michael's home website at www.goke.net

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