It's an often-requested feature these days. The ability to be able to grab and parse a web-page on someone else's server. Corporate clients like to show their current share price. Link indexes like to grab title, meta tags and content. It's a nifty thing. Here's how it's done, using two different components.

This tutorial will show you how to use XMLHTTP Object to request a page to a remote address from your server. Some copy and paste examples are included in the tutorial.

This article illustrates how to create a news feed Web service in classic ASP. The Web service created is extremely light-weight, requiring minimal Web server requriements. Basically, it uses a light-weight, cilent-side JavaScript file.

This article describes how to put ASPWire's news feed onto your Web site. The steps are: Get the raw news data from a given ASP page (no more than 4 times a day), create an ASP file with the formatted news in it, and #include it on your page.