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COP 3813 Intro to Internet Computing Prof. Roy Levow Last Lecture Other Internet Technologies <a href="/keyword/extensible-markup-language/" ><a href="/keyword/extensible-markup/" >extensible markup</a> language</a> (XML) Web Servers Database Servers <a href="/keyword/active-server-pages/"...
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COP 3813 Intro to Internet Computing Prof. Roy Levow Last Lecture Other Internet Technologies <a href="/keyword/extensible-markup-language/" ><a href="/keyword/extensible-markup/" >extensible markup</a> language</a> (XML) Web Servers Database Servers <a href="/keyword/active-server-pages/" >active server pages</a> (ASP) <a href="/keyword/common-gateway-interface/" >common gateway interface</a> (CGI) VBScript Java Technology Perl, PHP, Python Java, Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP) XML W3C Standard Language used to define other markup languages Elements describe data XHTML, MathML, VoiceXML, ... Propertes and Operations Processing requires and XML parser XML Markup Creates a treestructure for a document Example: fig. 20.1 XML DTDs and Schemas Document Type Definition Example: fig 20.6 Schemas Specifies elements for markup of a particular type of document Example: fig. 20.7, fig. 20.8 More versatile than DTDs Web Servers Internet Information Server (IIS) Apache Microsoft Apache Software Foundation (freeware) Support access to a subtree of directories on server Provide serverside services Database Servers Provide network access to databases Generally support relational model Operations using SQL MySQL (free), MS Access, many other commercial Access through <a href="/keyword/scripting-languages/" ><a href="/keyword/scripting-language/" >scripting language</a> s</a> on client or on server ASP.NET <a href="/keyword/active-server-pages/" >active server pages</a> .NET Server applications Microsoft .NET Framework Microsoft portable and reliable execution environment Manages and executes applications Provides Framework Calss Library ASP.NET (cont.) Dynamic web content marked up as HTML .aspx files Example: fig. 23.3 <a href="/keyword/common-gateway-interface/" >common gateway interface</a> (CGI) Allows web server to execute code on server Whether web page or program determined by name extension Browser can include parametes with request for program Program can be anything executable on the server CGI (cont.) Output of program is written back to web client Most efficient if program is run within web server Perl was first language integrated into Apache server Others followed Perl Simple script language Freely available for many platforms Extensible through "modules" Example: fig. 25.15 CGI for HTML DBI for database PHP Serverside <a href="/keyword/scripting-language/" >scripting language</a> for creating web pages. Combines script into HTML page Example: fig. 26.1 VBScript Microsoft script lanuage derived from Visual Basic Browser support only in IE, so rarely used on client side Can be used for serverside ASP scripting Example: fig. 32.15 Python Objectoriented <a href="/keyword/scripting-language/" >scripting language</a> Used for serverside applicaitons Free Good features for web development Example: fig. 35.18 Java Servlets Use <a href="/keyword/remote-method-invocation/" >remote method invocation</a> (RMI) between Java on client and server Developed as part of Jakarta Porject Tomcat for in Apache server Web Servlets Usually extend class HttpServlet Example requester: fig. 36.12 Example servlet: fig. 36.11 JavaServer Pages Extend Servlet concept Support reuse of JavaBean components Example: fig 37.1 Can insert content directly into web pages Example: fig 37.4 with serverside Note update with refresh meta tag scripting
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