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This tutorial is a simple introduction to DOM. There is a more in-depth and technical coverage of the DOM API in the "Complete DOM" tutorial. As a Java programmer, once you have some XML documents, you will probably need to access the information contained in them using your Java code. Since the XML document is just a text file, you can write your own text file reader which interprets the information in the XML document in a way that your code can use. It is a very time consumi.....
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If you want to know What is ASP and How it really works? This article will introduce you with Active Server Pages to individuals who are responsible for developing, building, managing or maintaining a Web site. You need some knowledge but overall this is pretty good for beginners....
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Getting a grasp of how XML works will help you see how it aims to be a complete solution for creating Web applications. XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language. Like HTML, XML derives from the granddaddy of all markup languages: SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language). SGML is a metalanguage, or a system for defining markup languages such as HTML. XML is also a metalanguage, a subset of SGML designed for use on the Web. As with SGML, you can use XML to define different markup language.....
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The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is the universal format for structured documents and data on the Web. XML in 10 points explains XML briefly. The base specifications are XML 1.0, W3C Recommendation Feb '98, and Namespaces, Jan '99. The XML Activity Statement explains the W3C's work on this topic in more detail...
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After you have studied this chapter you will know what XML is. You will know the difference between XML and HTML. You will also know how to start using XML in your browser and in your applications....
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Thinking about using ASP? Still looking to be convinced? Author Alan Mendelevich provides a personal top 10 list of reasons to make the leap. From the Webreference Update newsletter....
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Microsoft''s Active Server Pages (ASP) technology provides a framework for building dynamic HTML pages which enable Internet and Intranet applications to be interactive. ASP''s are implemented using server side scripting that can be performed in any language such as Visual Basic, Microsoft''s JScript, Java or C. ASP allows interaction with ODBC compliant databases on the web server, such as; Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, Informix, or Sybase. ActiveX controls can opti.....
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Are you a beginning ASP developer who'd like to improve his coding abilities?
This collection of tips will help you become a better ASP coder.....
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If you are already creating Web sites that combine HTML, scripting, and some reusable components, you can use ASP to glue these items together. You can create an HTML interface for your application by adding script commands to your HTML pages and you can encapsulate your business logic into reusable components. These components can be called from script or other components....
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Active Server Pages is an open, compile-free application environment in which you can combine HTML, scripts, and reusable ActiveX server components to create dynamic and powerful Web-based business solutions....
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There's lots of helpful information about Active Server Pages (ASP) available on this site. If you have plenty of time to search for the information, you can find answers to most of your questions....
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Active Server Pages provides built-in objects that make it easier for you to gather information sent with a browser request, to respond to the browser, and to store information about a particular user, such as user-selected preferences....
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