Advanced internet programming

This practical guide provides a detailed reference book for developing Internet applications and e-commerce solutions. Readers learn how to create and use objects such as applets, scriplets, servlets, XML constructions, JSP, ASP pages, etc. The two most popular Internet technologies, JavaBeans/CORBA and ActiveX/DCOM, are described in detail. Useable Visual Basic, Java, C++, Pascal, and LotusScript examples are provided, along with the latest developments in Java and XML. KEY FEATURES:
* Focuses on the most important Internet technologies CORBA and Enterprise JavaBeans
* Teaches you how to choose the proper developing tool for your Internet needs
* Shows how to create effective scripts and time-consuming applications
* Provides real-world advice, examples of codes in Visual Basic, Java, C++, and Pascal, and useable block-diagrams BRIEF TOC: ActiveX, COM and DCOM; The architecture of JavaBeans; Corba and Enterprise JavaBeans the newest technologies; Micro programs for browsers; Scripting tools (Java Aglet API, XML, VB Script, ASP and JSP scripts); Web servers as applications servers (open systems, e-commerce applications, servers based on Java and Apache Jakarta, how to install Tomcat in Visual Age for Java); Access to databases from Web applications and the Internet; Java and XML: a new level of working with databases and DBMS (DOM, SAX APIs, XSQL Servlet, Lotus Domino Server, LotusScript, BizTalk Editor and Mapper); Gnu, Open Source, and Internet world of programmers.

Table of Contents

• ActiveX, COM and DCOM
• The architecture of JavaBeans
• Corba and Enterprise JavaBeans the newest technologies
• Micro programs for browsers
• Scripting tools (Java Aglet API, XML, VB Script, ASP and JSP scripts)
• Web servers as applications servers (open systems, e-commerce applications, servers based on Java and Apache Jakarta, how to install Tomcat in Visual Age for Java)
• Access to databases from Web applications and the Internet
• Java and XML: a new level of working with databases and DBMS (DOM, SAX APIs, XSQL Servlet, Lotus Domino Server, LotusScript, BizTalk Editor and Mapper); Gnu, Open Source, and Internet world of programmers.