Chapter 4. Response, Application, and Session Objects
In this chapter
Chapter 3, “Request Objects,” discussed the Request object and many of its collections. The Request object provides a way to obtain information from such constructs as forms and parameters. This chapter goes the other way—sending or storing data from code rather than retrieving and examining data, as the last chapter showed. For example, we’ll write to the HTML output stream and move execution to other pages.
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