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Programming the World Wide Web 2009, i
Copyright, iv
Dedication, v
Preface, xiii
1. Fundamentals, 1
1.1. A Brief Introduction to the Internet, 2
1.2. The World Wide Web, 6
1.3. Web Browsers, 7
1.4. Web Servers, 8
1.5. Uniform Resource Locators, 11
1.6. Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, 13
1.7. The Hypertext Transfer Protocol, 15
1.8. Security, 18
1.9. The Web Programmer’s Toolbox, 20
Summary, 28
Review Questions, 30
Exercises, 32
2. Introduction to XHTML, 35
2.1. Origins and Evolution of HTML and XHTML, 36
2.2. Basic Syntax, 38
2.3. Standard XHTML Document Structure, 39
2.4. Basic Text Markup, 40
2.5. Images, 49
2.6. Hypertext Links, 54
2.7. Lists, 57
2.8. Tables, 63
2.9. Forms, 71
2.10. Syntactic Differences between HTML and XHTML, 84
Summary, 85
Review Questions, 86
Exercises, 88
3. Cascading Style Sheets, 91
3.1. Introduction, 92
3.2. Levels of Style Sheets, 93
3.3. Style Specification Formats, 94
3.4. Selector Forms, 96
3.5. Property Value Forms, 99
3.6. Font Properties, 100
3.7. List Properties, 106
3.8. Color, 110
3.9. Alignment of Text, 112
3.10. The Box Model, 114
3.11. Background Images, 119
3.12. The <span> and <div> Tags, 121
3.13. Conflict Resolution, 122
Summary, 124
Review Questions, 126
Exercises, 127
4. The Basics of JavaScript, 129
4.1. Overview of JavaScript, 130
4.2. Object Orientation and JavaScript, 133
4.3. General Syntactic Characteristics, 134
4.4. Primitives, Operations, and Expressions, 137
4.5. Screen Output and Keyboard Input, 146
4.6. Control Statements, 150
4.7. Object Creation and Modification, 158
4.8. Arrays, 159
4.9. Functions, 164
4.10. An Example, 169
4.11. Constructors, 170
4.12. Pattern Matching Using Regular Expressions, 171
4.13. Another Example, 176
4.14. Errors in Scripts, 177
Summary, 179
Review Questions, 181
Exercises, 183
5. JavaScript and XHTML Documents, 185
5.1. The JavaScript Execution Environment, 186
5.2. The Document Object Model, 187
5.3. Element Access in JavaScript, 190
5.4. Events and Event Handling, 193
5.5. Handling Events from Body Elements, 198
5.6. Handling Events from Button Elements, 199
5.7. Handling Events from Text Box and Password Elements, 205
5.8. The DOM 2 Event Model, 215
5.9. The navigator Object, 220
5.10. DOM Tree Traversal and Modification, 222
Summary, 223
Review Questions, 224
Exercises, 225
6. Dynamic Documents with JavaScript, 227
6.1. Introduction, 228
6.2. Positioning Elements, 228
6.3. Moving Elements, 234
6.4. Element Visibility, 237
6.5. Changing Colors and Fonts, 238
6.6. Dynamic Content, 242
6.7. Stacking Elements, 245
6.8. Locating the Mouse Cursor, 248
6.9. Reacting to a Mouse Click, 251
6.10. Slow Movement of Elements, 252
6.11. Dragging and Dropping Elements, 255
Summary, 260
Review Questions, 260
Exercises, 261
7. Introduction to XML, 263
7.1. Introduction, 264
7.2. The Syntax of XML, 266
7.3. XML Document Structure, 269
7.4. Document Type Definitions, 270
7.5. Namespaces, 277
7.6. XML Schemas, 279
7.7. Displaying Raw XML Documents, 287
7.8. Displaying XML Documents with CSS, 289
7.9. XSLT Style Sheets, 291
7.10. XML Processors, 300
7.11. Web Services, 302
Summary, 303
Review Questions, 305
Exercises, 307
8. Introduction to Flash, 309
8.1. Origins and Uses of Flash, 310
8.2. A First Look at the Flash Authoring Environment, 310
8.3. Drawing Tools, 315
8.4. An Example—Static Graphics, 322
8.5. An Example—Animation and Sound, 329
8.6. User Interactions, 336
Summary, 340
Review Questions, 341
Exercises, 342
9. Introduction to PHP, 345
9.1. Origins and Uses of PHP, 346
9.2. Overview of PHP, 346
9.3. General Syntactic Characteristics, 347
9.4. Primitives, Operations, and Expressions, 348
9.5. Output, 354
9.6. Control Statements, 356
9.7. Arrays, 359
9.8. Functions, 368
9.9. Pattern Matching, 371
9.10. Form Handling, 374
9.11. Files, 380
9.12. Cookies, 383
9.13. Session Tracking, 386
Summary, 386
Review Questions, 388
Exercises, 390
10. Introduction to Ajax, 393
10.1. Overview of Ajax, 394
10.2. The Basics of Ajax, 397
10.3. Return Document Forms, 407
10.4. Ajax Toolkits, 411
10.5. Security and Ajax, 419
Summary, 420
Review Questions, 421
Exercises, 422
11. Java Web Software, 423
11.1. Introduction to Servlets, 424
11.2. The NetBeans Integrated Development Environment, 428
11.3. A Survey Example, 437
11.4. Storing Information on Clients, 444
11.5. JavaServer Pages, 454
11.6. JavaBeans, 465
11.7. JavaServer Faces, 470
Summary, 479
Review Questions, 480
Exercises, 482
12. Introduction to ASP.NET, 485
12.1. Overview of the .NET Framework, 486
12.2. A Bit of C#, 489
12.3. Introduction to ASP.NET, 493
12.4. ASP.NET Controls, 500
12.5. ASP.NET AJAX, 518
12.6. Web Services, 525
Summary, 530
Review Questions, 531
Exercises, 533
13. Database Access through the Web, 535
13.1. Relational Databases, 535
13.2. An Introduction to the Structured Query Language, 538
13.3. Architectures for Database Access, 543
13.4. The MySQL Database System, 546
13.5. Database Access with PHP and MySQL, 548
13.6. Database Access with JDBC and MySQL, 557
Summary, 565
Review Questions, 567
Exercises, 568
14. Introduction to Ruby, 569
14.1. Origins and Uses of Ruby, 570
14.2. Scalar Types and Their Operations, 570
14.3. Simple Input and Output, 579
14.4. Control Statements, 581
14.5. Fundamentals of Arrays, 586
14.6. Hashes, 592
14.7. Methods, 594
14.8. Classes, 598
14.9. Blocks and Iterators, 604
14.10. Pattern Matching, 607
Summary, 610
Review Questions, 611
Exercises, 611
15. Introduction to Rails, 613
15.1. Overview of Rails, 614
15.2. Document Requests, 616
15.3. Rails Applications with Databases, 623
15.4. Rails with Ajax, 643
Summary, 651
Review Questions, 653
Exercises, 654
Appendix A. Introduction to Java, 655
Appendix B. Named Colors and Their Hexadecimal Values, 671
Appendix C. Java Applets, 675
Index, 703

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