
Industrial Internet 56-11
PHP, solves this problem. However, it requires frequent updates of the content, since every change is
made at the server. Java applets seem to solve parts of the problem, since they are transferred as binary
data (class les) from prespecied servers, reside in a sandbox within the browser’s virtual machine,
but can use several underlying transport mechanisms. But again, a general solution for this problem
cannot be given.
Figure
56.9
shows
an
example
for
a
browser-based
application
using
SVG
graphics
with
animation.
e
navigation
areas
are
created
on
the
server
with
PHP,
the
content
model
uses
XML,
and
the
SVG
graph ...