If Web pages are the meat and potatoes of your site, interactive applications and other Web enhancements must be the gravy. Interactive Web applications add flavor and character to your site that you could never achieve with a typical static Web page. The proper design of interactive applications requires the skills of a seasoned Web [...]
In the electronic world of the Web, content publishing is never set in the proverbial stone. This dynamic factor of the Web sets it apart from all other types of media. Comparing the Web to a print piece— say, a tri-fold brochure—is like comparing a hummingbird to a snail.
Being a successful data warehouse project manager means that you have to do more — much more — than simply create project plans and ask team members to turn in weekly status reports.
Tell It Like It Is
It doesn’t matter whether you’re working with users, executive sponsors, consultants, vendors, team members, or anyone else. The most [...]
Enabling the Web server to deliver dynamic content. The Apache Web server can be configured to handle a number of these so-called dynamic page technologies, including PHP and JSP.
Loading and storing any programs (or scripts) which need to be executed when a Web page is processed. Typically these programs are associated with Web forms and [...]
To make your HTML form send its data somewhere other than your email account for collection, you need to make use of a proper web server. Most probably you will create a directory inside your server’s directory space and copy your survey.html file in there. Then it will be accessible via the server, using a [...]
To make your HTML documents available over the Web, they must be placed on a web server. This is a computer, generally with a permanent network connection, which is running web server software. The software responds to HTTP requests for documents, which it then sends to the machine that made the request, or client. Common [...]
How do we know if we have any rows in a table? We use the COUNT function to return a count of the number of rows in a table. If you enter Listing into Query Analyzer we can check the data insert for the Spy table.
This will return the current number of rows (well actually [...]
What can a network IDS detect? First, because the source of information is network packets, network IDSs look for attacks that are targeted at network protocols. Examples include Ping of Death and SYN Flood because both of these are attacks against weaknesses in TCP/IP itself. Problems in other protocols, such as Novell IPX and Microsoft [...]
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