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ASP1 Calorie Counter Using WAP and ASP 2 Hosting 3 Index.wml 4 Application Deconstruction: Search.asp | Calorie Counter Using WAP and ASPContributed by Tim Haight (Page 1 of 4 ) Many people are more conscious of what they eat than ever before. (I count myself as a member of that club). The biggest challenge faced by many in the quest for a healthier lifestyle is the ubiquitous “lack of time” excuse. To help out, I have created a simple WAP application that allows for one to search for different foods and get related nutritional information, based on data from the American Diabetes Association. In this article, I’ll go over the creation of the application, and in the process, make you a little bit more health conscious. *Note: For the purpose of this article, I used a WAP emulator, located at http://tagtag.com. I also tested the application using various emulators found at http://www.gelon.net. Before we begin, go ahead and enter the following URL on your WAP enabled phone: http://home.1asphost.com/twhaight/index.wml. This is a live sample of the project at hand. You should see something similar to the image below:
Test it out! Enter the food name (even part of a food item) in the Food box, and click the Submit Food link. The application will return information about every food in the database with that search criteria. For this example, I entered apple in the Food box, and got the results below.
As you can see, it returned several foods containing apple in it. For canned apple juice, a 1 cup serving contains 0 grams of fat, 115 calories, 29 rams of carbohydrates, and 0 grams of cholesterol. If you arrow down, you would see the following information on raw apples:
This application is composed of the following elements:
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