'Server side scripts' diaporamas de présentation

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Active Server Pages

Active Server Pages. Submitted to Dr. Virginia F. Kleist Submitted by Soundar Nadarajan. Contents:. Background & History ASP Vs HTML ASP Vs JSP Overview Examples Development Environment Advantages and Disadvantages Utility in ecommerce Usage in Projects Future Trends

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The Web

The Web. Origin and overview of the web Drill-down on distributed system aspects Communication Processes Naming Synchronization Replication (especially caching) Fault tolerance Security. Origin of the web. CERN (European particle physics lab) Purpose: facilitate document sharing

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Chapter Concepts

OVERVIEW. Chapter Concepts. Review Markup Languages Examine Scripting Languages and Scripting Environments Explore Programming Languages. INTRODUCTION. Introduction. Today, Web developers and programmers must have skills using markup, scripting, and programming languages

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Week 1

Week 1. INTRODUCTION TO WEB DATABASE PROGRAMMING. Objectives. During this lecture, you will: Revisit the architecture of the World Wide Web Review communication protocols and Web addressing Learn how multiple server processes can run on the same Web server. Objectives.

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Dynamic Web Pages

Dynamic Web Pages. Bert Wachsmuth. Review. Internet, IP addresses, ports, client-server, http, smtp HTML, XHTML, XML Style Sheets, external, internal, inline, selector, properties, ids, classes, elements MS Expression Web, local and remote web site, synchronization, Dynamic Web Template.

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Chapter 6: Hostile Code

Chapter 6: Hostile Code. Guide to Computer Network Security. Scripting technology is making the Web interactive and automated as Web servers accept inputs from users and respond to user inputs. It has also introduced a huge security problem to an already security burdened cyberspace.

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Chapter 6: Hostile Code

Chapter 6: Hostile Code. Guide to Computer Network Security. Scripting technology is making the Web interactive and automated as Web servers accept inputs from users and respond to user inputs. It has also introduced a huge security problem to an already security burdened cyberspace.

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