... (home) page to the Cool Web Sites page, which should be the page currently dis-
played on your screen. When you have learned how to write cool Web pages, you can
change the default to your own page ... . . . . . 306
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... authorization
Failed AuthN/AuthZ
Failed AuthN/AuthZ
ASP.NET redirects to login page.
ASP.NET redirects to login page.
AuthN/AuthZ succeeds
AuthN/AuthZ succeeds
Request reaches the handler execution ... and ASP.NET 2.0
Wildcard mapping and ASP.NET 2.0
Lockdown your applications with trust
Lockdown your applications with trust
levels
levels
ASP.NET 2.0 Security Info
ASP.NET 2.0 Security Info
Setting ...
WindowsIdentity
WindowsIdentity
FileAuthorizationModule
FileAuthorizationModule
Useful with Windows Authentication
Useful with Windows Authentication
ALWAYS
ALWAYS
uses IIS impersonation token
uses...
... >
<xenc:EncryptionMethod/>
<KeyInfo>
<wsse:SecurityTokenReference>
<wsse:Reference/>
</wsse:SecurityTokenReference>
</KeyInfo>
<xenc:CipherData>
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... the various elements within the page
Once you have looked at the overall layout of the page in this chapter, see Chapter 10 for some
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Designing Pages
By now you should know how many pages you have, which pages link to which other pages, ... character of the page — playing with colors and fonts, backgrounds and images —
to create a page that’s visually appealing.
Now that you know where each of the elements should appear on the page, this...
... environment to work within. In this
case, you will be looking at using JavaScript withweb documents in the browser (technically, JavaScript may
also reside in other applications or on a web server, ... browsing web pages, most visitors do not really read them — they
scan them. Making your menu distinct from the main part of a page (and using bold, a different color,
or underlined text for links within ... do, you
need to learn how to add one to your web page.
How to Add a Script to Your Pages
Rather like CSS rules, JavaScript can either be embedded in a page or placed in an external script file.
But...
... a web server. In both cases, a web site provides relatively dynamic
data without requiring specific web programming (figure 1.2).
However, such web sites don’t easily support interaction with ... the original Web Development with
JavaServer Pages. And we look forward to uncovering even more .jsp file extensions
as we surf the web, hunting for the next generation of killer web applications.
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Web browser Web server
File 1
File 2
1. Requests a URL
2. Responds with
correct file
Figure 1.1 Static web sites transmit only simple,
static files
Web browser Web server
File 1
File...
... integrate Tomcat with NetWare Enterprise Web Server and Apache Web
Server for NetWare.
Contents:
• Introduction
• Installing Tomcat
• Integrating Tomcat with NetWare Enterprise Web Server
• Installing ... directly accessing WEB- INF
<Location "/test /WEB- INF/">
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Location>
<Directory "sys:/jakarta-tomcat-3.2.2/webapps/test /WEB- INF/">
AllowOverride ... Shuptdown Netware Enterprise Web Server and restart it (type nswebdn and
nsweb at the system console).
5. Test NetWare Enterprise Web Server/Tomcat integration with the following
servlet: http://YourServerIP/servlet/SnoopServlet
If...
...
http://www.intuitive.com/coolsites/
.
What’s on the Companion Web Site?
What would a Web book be without a companion Web site? The Creating Cool Web Sites
with HTML, XHTML, and CSS Web site can be found at
http://www.intuitive.com/ ... . . . . . 306
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Pointing to Other Web Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
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Pretty cool, eh?
Improving the HTML and viewing it in the browser
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Building Your First WebPage
Now that you’ve ... address infor
mation is presented with an indent, which can look quite attractive on certain Web pages.
Figure 2-12: <blockquote> information added to the Web page.
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... your
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your Web pages
HTML documents
Working with comments within HTML
I
n this chapter, I introduce you to various types of lists for Web pages, including
ordered (numbered) ... not to mention that it’s great fun to have
Web pages with pictures, audio, and video clips! This chapter shows you how to
jazz up your Web pages with multimedia elements and includes discussion ... to Web
design; graphics are what make a Webpage truly cool. The capability to place
large and small images—and even to make them hypertext references—is a cru
cial element of good Web page...
... this page (
yes.jpg
and
no.jpg
) are separate files in the same
directory as the Web page. Figure 7-3 shows the new Webpagewith all graphics included.
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Scanned or digital photographs
Another way to produce graphics for your Web site is to use a scanner and work with existing...
... the envelope within which the Webpage is sent.
Functionally, this program output is identical to a static Webpage that contains:
<html><body>
<h1>Hi Mystery Web Visitor</h1> ... watermark.
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An Introduction to HTML Forms
Forms enable you to build Web pages that let users actually enter ... splitting a single
Web page into separate panes, that they gradually became popular in spite of complaints.
Meanwhile, many sites that had introduced frame versions of their home pages had to...
... JavaScript can interact with your web pages. You also learn some new coding
practices for writing your own JavaScripts, and some very helpful shortcuts to creating interactive
pages.
The chapter covers ... As with the last example, if no checkboxes have been selected, you can alert the user
that she must enter a value.
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or unloads (is replaced by another page or closed) or focus is being moved to or away from a
window or frame
❑ User events, which occur when the user interacts with elements...
... Meaning
all
Index all pages.
none
Index no pages.
index
Index this page.
noindex
Do not index this page.
follow
Follow links from this page.
nofollow
Do not follow links from this page.
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Chapter ... in order to view a web page, a browser requests a page from a web server. The web
server is a special computer that is constantly connected to the Internet.
When you access a page using a domain ... refresh a page
after a period of time.
Expiring Pages
It can be important to expire pages because browsers have something known as a cache, a space on the
hard drive where they store pages of web sites...