October 2003
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
19h 52m
English
Advanced languages can reside on the user's computer (client) or might often be sitting on the server. Some are programmed on the client and reside on the server. Some are completely on the server. Let's examine a few of these. (Note this is an overview. Any one of these topics could take up an entire book.)
Client-side languages include HTML, WML, XML, JavaScript, and VBScript. The client (Web browser) executes these scripting languages. Java can be either client-side or server-side, depending on the purpose and design. Java that is for the client side is called an applet; if for the server side, it is called a servlet.
By having the browser do the work, your server gets a performance boost. ...
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