Cookies is the technique for retaining clint information


Cookies is the technique for retaining clint information. The browser must support the Netscape cookie protocol. If supported, the server sends the information to the client as name/value pairs. Obviously, this increases network traffic, but can offer substantial advantages to large access servers.
There are several other techniques for maintaining this information. However, they all have limited application. Client URL encoding causes a large increase in network traffic. Using IP addresses on the server only works for clients using fixed IP addresses. This might work for some intranet applications; for general use, it is worthless. For more details, refer to the LiveWire documentation.

The project object has no pre-defined properties


The project object has no pre-defined properties. If you need to hold information for your project, you create the objects you need in the application.

Many projects need to store values. For example, in billing a customer you might need the next invoice number. This number is incremented when another invoice is generated.

In any multi-user environment you must deal with cases of simultaneous access


In any multi-user environment you must deal with cases of simultaneous access. On file servers, you lock a file while you are using it. You unlock it when you are finished with the operation. The other user must wait for you to finish.
If you do not lock files, the data can be corrupted. A simple example is with two people editing a document. If both are editing at the same time, then one saves his changes before the other. The problem is that the first set of changes are over written by the second.

As with most JavaScript objects, you can add properties to server objects


As with most JavaScript objects, you can add properties to server objects. For example, you might want to add the time the server was last accessed. This might be read by a monitoring routine, as follows:
today = new Date()
server.accesstime = today.getTime()
As with project objects, server objects should be locked. Since you can have more than one process accessing the object at one time, you should use the same locking procedure as discussed for project objects.

Top Web Hosting Site?


What Makes a Top Web Hosting Site?

A lot of the top web hosting websites do have the name recognition that comes with years of good work and indeed a lot of their peers must give them the grudging admiration that comes with the territory.

website hosting sites that have been around for a long enough time to actually have name recognition must be doing at least something right; or must be offering a service that is at least somewhat unique when compared to the competition.

The best way to do this is to take a look at some web hosting reviews from trusted websites and see what those websites say about the actual hosting at hand.

Most of the web hosting reviews are fake.

The main problem with this strategy is that if the website you are looking at happens to be actively promoting that particular web hosting service, then you might be a bit out of luck.

However, it is reasonably easy to tell a promotional review from a real review; the promotional review will only outline good points about the web hosting, while ignoring any bad points if they do exist.

Undoubtedly with your active interest in building Web sites


Undoubtedly with your active interest in building Web sites, you have dealt with Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts. Prior to JavaScript, this was the primary means of creating interactive applications. Libraries of CGI scripts include counters, e-mailers, message boards, and many other functions
LiveWire can replace CGI programming. Instead of calling external programs, the server software runs applications that are closely integrated to it. JavaScript is the language of these applications.

Like any other Website a browser requests a Web page to access a livewire application


Like any other Web site, a browser requests a Web page to access a LiveWire application. The browser can request any of the pages within an application. The server sees the request like any other request, though it is handled differently.
In turn, the browser is not concerned if the HTML is a static page or from a dynamic LiveWire application. The form of the URL is as follows:

http://server.domain/application/page.html

Uptime- The most important feature


While selecting a web hosting service, one of the most important feature is Uptime. what u think?

A good web hosting service will surely give you a 99.9% uptime for your site.

Yes, Uptime of the Site is the Key to the Selection of your Best Web Hosting Company.

The more the uptime of the site, the more it will be accessed by the users.

The technical support that is offered by the service provider is also another essential factor that should be kept in mind while selecting a web hosting company.

A bad hosting service might let you down at the time when a client is striking a deal on your site. It is at such a time that you actually realize the value of a good web hosting service. So, instead of regretting later it is better to take the right steps from the initial stage only, and select a web hosting service that suits your needs in the best way.

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The SERVER tag contains JavaScript that either executes


The SERVER tag contains JavaScript that either executes a statement or produces HTML with the write function. A JavaScript statement can be a rather simple routine or a more complex set of functions.
Using the SERVER tag with JavaScript to produce HTML is very common. As a very simple example, you might create a document that returns the IP address to the browser, as follows:

<P>Your request came from ip address:
<SERVER> write(request.ip) </SERVER>

When using the SERVER tag, the result is sent in response to the request


When using the SERVER tag, the result is sent in response to the request. The source code that contains the SERVER tag and your logic stays secure on the server.
Well,i also agree with you but this is different than HTML pages that contain JavaScript where the browser gets all of the source code.