The web server book : tools and techniques for building your own internet information site /
Jonathan Magid, R. Douglas Matthews and Paul Jones.
- Chapel Hill NC : Ventana Press, 1995
- 640 p.
Incluye CD-ROM, nš inv. RE0081
CONTENIDO Section I: Gathering the Pieces 1. What Is the Web 1 Clients Servers. The Information Server Other Things To Keep in Mind 1 Origins of the World Wide Web. Hypertext 7 Tim Berners-Lee, CERN the World Wide Web 9 The Release of WWW 11 NCSA Mosaic 12 Netscape the Browser Explosion 15 Servers 16 The W3 Consortium 17 Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) 18 Keeping Current 19 2. The Basic Pieces 25 HyperText Transfer Protocol. How HTTP Works 25 Files on the Web. File Formats MIME Typing MIME Typing Compression 29 The Basics of HTML. Locating the Documents Creating the Documents Hyperlinks Images Netscape Extras 39 tkHTML: An HTML Editor 53 3. Setting Up the Server 63 Comparing Servers. The CERN Server Plexus The WN Server _ Servers in Development phttpd 64 The NCSA Server. Compiling the NCSA Server Configuring the Server Server Configuration File Server Resource Map Server Access File Setting Up Your Web Space Starting the Server Access Authentication Miscellaneous Server Tasks 71 Leasing Space 101 4. System Security 105 General UNIX Security. Accounts File Permissions Ownership Security Logs System Status 107 Internet Security. Checking Services NIS NFS Advanced Internet Security Options 132 When You've Been Cracked. Finding a Break In Things to Do People to Contact 149 Section II: Adding Content 5. Importing Documents to the Web 161 Text to HTML 161 RTF to HTML. Graphics Command-Line Options Defining New Styles 169 Word Processor Converters. Word for Windows Internet Assistant WordPerfect qt2www.pl Other Word Processors 180 6. Checking Your Work 189 HTML Style. Platform Independence HTML Designing With Style Absolute Relative URLs 190 Validation Programs. Content Style Checkers Checking Your Links With Anchor Checker Wandering Through Your Site With MOMspider 199 7. Images on the Web 227 Comparing Links Inlines 228 Placing Inlines on the Page. Common HTML Netscape Extensions GIF JPEG Further Thoughts on GIF vs. JPEG 230 Getting the Best From Inline Images. Manipulating Colormaps Interlaced GIFs Scaling Images Transparent GIFs Putting It Together 240 Commonly Used Inlines. Pretty Little Dots Color Bars Navigation Buttons Icons 258 Clickable Imagemaps 264 8. True Multimedia: Adding Audio Animation 269 Digital Audio on the Internet. Audio File Formats MIDI MOD Audio Software 270 Digital Video on the Internet. Animation File Formats Video Software Serving Multimedia Files 289 Section III: Adding Interactivity 9. Searching Indexing 303 Overview of WAIS 305 The WAIS Indexer. Creating an Index Exporting a Database Other waisindex Options waisindex Filters Incremental Indexing Stop Words Synonym Lists Extending the Indexer 308 The WAIS Server. Standalone Servers Using Inetd Server Security 334 Indexing Your Web Server 339 10. Simple Forms 343 The Basic Structure of a Form. Submit Reset The INPUTTag The SELECTTag The TEXTAREATag 346 Putting It Together With "form Using gform Deliverable Text Keywords Putting It Together 359 Using Forms for Gateways. What fwais Is What fwais Does 366 11. CGI: Advanced Forms for Programmers 379 Programming With CGI 380 The ISINDEXTag 382 Handling HTML Forms. Form Structure CGI URL Encoding The POST Method The GET Method 388 Generating Pages Dynamically 408 CGI Reference. CGI Environment Variables CGI Headers 418 Section IV: Final Considerations 12. Fitting In: Joining the Virtual Community 429 Location First Impressions. Site Unity Traffic Control: Design Content Considerations 429 Choosing Reaching Your Audience 439 13. Future Directions 453 HTML v3.0. Defining Your Documents Designing Your Documents Refining Your Documents: The New Improved Tags 454 HTTP-Next Generation 486 Security Commerce. Security Protocols Other Approaches to Security on the Web 488 Virtual Reality Modeling Language. HotJava 502 Teleconferencing Technologies Advanced Multimedia. MBONE 512 Section V: Appendices Appendix A About the Online Companion 523 Appendix B About the Companion CD-ROM 525 Appendix C Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO 531 Appendix D Installing Linux 555 Appendix E The Linux XFree86 HOWTO 583 Appendix F Legacy Technologies: FTP Gopher 607 References 621 Index 627