... Press, 2007) AJAX and Web 2.0 These days, it's increasingly difficult to discuss AJAX without mentioning Web 2.0 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki /Web_ 2) What is Web 2.0? Initially, Web 2.0 was associated ... with the Semantic Web (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_ web) The Semantic Web is envisioned to be the next step in the Web' s evolution, based on online social-networking applications, using ... referring to the web client (such as a web browser), and when saying 'server' we are referring to the web server The user is the person using the web client Even if HTTP and its secure version,...
... Contents Preface Chapter 1: AJAX and the Future of WebApplications Delivering Functionality via the Web Advantages of WebApplicationsBuilding Websites Since 1990 HTTP and HTML PHP and Other Server-Side ... install separate libraries into their web browsers Delivering Functionality via the WebWebapplications are applications whose functionality is processed on a web server, and is delivered to the ... and building software applications accordingly Historically, usability techniques were applied mainly to desktop applications, simply because the required tools weren't available for web applications...
... install separate libraries into their web browsers Delivering Functionality via the WebWebapplications are applications whose functionality is processed on a web server, and is delivered to the ... and building software applications accordingly Historically, usability techniques were applied mainly to desktop applications, simply because the required tools weren't available for webapplications ... Advantages of WebApplications Yes, there are lots of headaches when trying to deliver functionality via the Web But why bother trying to that in the first place, instead of building plain desktop applications? ...
... Review 38 Module 2: Planning for Web Application Security Overview Lesson: A Design Process for BuildingSecureWebApplications Review 22 Module ... 2:45 3:00 Break 3:00 3:45 Module 10: Testing WebApplications for Security 3:45 4:15 Lab 10: Test Cases for Security Testing Developing SecureWebApplications ix Trainer Materials Compact Disc ... view the course Web page To open the Web page, open Windows Explorer, and in the root directory of the compact disc, double-click Default.htm or Autorun.exe x Developing SecureWeb Applications...
... Contents Preface Chapter 1: AJAX and the Future of WebApplications Delivering Functionality via the Web Advantages of WebApplicationsBuilding Websites Since 1990 HTTP and HTML PHP and Other Server-Side ... install separate libraries into their web browsers Delivering Functionality via the WebWebapplications are applications whose functionality is processed on a web server, and is delivered to the ... and building software applications accordingly Historically, usability techniques were applied mainly to desktop applications, simply because the required tools weren't available for web applications...
... (OOP) capabilities JavaScript wasn't meant for building large powerful applications, but for writing simple scripts to implement (or complement) a webapplication's client-side functionality (however, ... will work fine with most existing and future web browsers A useful article about following web standards can be found at http://www.w3.org/QA/2002/04 /Web- Quality You can find a useful explanation ... can load the file in your web browser directly from the disk, locally, instead of accessing it through an HTTP web server If you execute the file directly from disk, a web browser would likely...
... 55 Client-Side Techniques with Smarter JavaScript Building Reponsive WebApplications with AJAX and PHP 1-904811-82-5 ... 2, but this time it will be generated dynamically: Building Reponsive WebApplications with AJAX and PHP 1-904811-82-5 ... the book $title = $dom->createElement('title'); $titleText = $dom->createTextNode ( 'Building Reponsive WebApplications with AJAX and PHP'); $title->appendChild($titleText); // create the isbn...
... but it's not likely that you'll be able to build real webapplications without a database to support them In this book, we'll present simple applications that don't have impressive data needs, ... give full privileges to scripts loaded from a local file resource (not through a web server, not even the local web server) So if you try to load c:\ajax\ the script will run smoothly (before ... $randomNumber; ?> A Framework for Making Repetitive Asynchronous Requests Quite frequently when building AJAX applications, you will need your client script to retrieve data from the server at regular...
... Validation Validating input data is an essential requirement for quality and secure software applications In the case of web applications, validation is an even more sensitive area, because your application ... of a basic code structure, which we will use in all the following case studies Most of the basic building blocks have already been presented, except for separating the sever-side business logic ... functionality of an application is important, because it allows you to build flexible and extensible applications that can be easily updated when necessary In Cristian Darie and Mihai Bucica's PHP...
... Chat Most of the communication that takes place through the computer is done via desktop applications These applications communicate with each other in a decentralized way using Peer to Peer (P2P) ... system by using only a web interface See Meebo's login screen in Figure 5.1 AJAX Chat Figure 5.1: Meebo Meebo offers access to all these services from a single start web page with a user friendly ... the beginning Meebo isn't the only web application that offers chat functionality Even if AJAX is very young, you can already find several other online chat applications and even solutions based...
... traditionally used only in desktop applications Popular implementations of this feature in webapplications are very recent (Note that the typical form autocompletion in web browsers, or the remember-password ... remember-password feature, is implemented locally by the web browsers, it's not a feature of the site.) AJAX Suggest and Autocomplete It's all about enriching webapplications' user interfaces with features ... invent anything; it just put together a perfect example The web address where Google Suggest can be accessed is http://www.google.com/ webhp?complete=1&hl=en Figure 6.1: Google Suggest in Beta...
... script.aculo.us features into your website, by building an AJAX database-enabled sortable list Using Drag and Drop on the Web While exploring some existing webapplications with drag-and-drop capability, ... practice through web syndication, which is that form of syndication where parts of a website (such as news, weblog posts, articles, and so on) are made available for other sites or applications to ... application is presented as a case study in Building Responsive WebApplications with AJAX and PHP (Packt Publishing, 2006) ...
... queue, 125 server-side, 121 server-side (PHP), 142 W W3C, 189 web client, 11 web syndication, 223 Windows Live Local, 15 World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 189 X XML parsing, 224 XML Path Language ... You also need a web server We will cover installing Apache, which is the web server preferred by most PHP developers and web hosting companies Because we've tried to make the examples in this book ... written in PHP It allows you to manage your MySQL databases using a simple-to-use web interface The official web page is http://www.phpmyadmin.net Follow these steps to install and configure...
... August 2012 SecureWebApplications against OffLine Password Guessing Attack: A Two Way Password Protocol with Challenge Response Using Arbitrary Images Major Professor: Dr Xukai Zou The webapplications ... successfully authenticate each party of webapplications is very important A popular deployed technique for web authentication is the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) protocol However the ... resources located on a specific web server, (either by typing the URL of the web page in a web browser or by clicking a hyperlink to that page or resource, the web browser begins sending a HTTP...
... Review 52 Module 5: Embedding XML Data in HTML iv Building XML-Based WebApplications Overview Using Data in Web Browsers Data Binding 10 Manipulating ... for Web developers who have created dynamic webapplications that access data in a database on a server, and Visual Basic, Office, and SQL Server developers who have created client/server applications ... that is accessible through the Web pages on the Student Materials CD If there is no sample code, the Sampcode folder does not appear xii Building XML-Based WebApplications ! Sampsite This folder...
... is electronic, permission to print one copy is hereby granted Microsoft may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter ... demo, and practice files Insert the Trainer Materials CD into the CD-ROM drive Open the CD_Student\Webfiles\Downloads folder on the Trainer Materials CD Run Allfiles.exe, a self-extracting file Install ... Student CD and in the Trainer Materials CD Proceed with a default installation Run Slides.exe, in Webfiles\Downloads\ on the Trainer Materials CD, to install the slides Classroom Setup Guide ! To...
... Build secure components Build secureWeb services Build secure data access Secure the network Secure the Web server Secure the database server Secure the application server Read Improving Web ... Planning for ASP.NET Web Application Security Secure Communication Strategies From client to Web server From Web server to database and application servers Planning for ASP.NET Web Application ... An iterative process Planning for ASP.NET Web Application Security Specific Threats Common attacks against Webapplications Planning for ASP.NET Web Application Security Specific Threats ...
... of the assessed sites had substantial vulnerabilities While the most effective way to assess webapplications is by using an automated assessment tool, the three common vulnerabilities explained ... server Such hidden fields serve as a mean for the web application to pass information between different parts of one application or between different applications Using this method, an application ... and retrieved upon request Sanctum Inc 2002 www.SanctumInc.com Application Buffer Overflow — Webapplications that receive parameters are typically limited in the number of characters for both...