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Preface
BeforeYouBegin
Part1:Introduction
Chapter1.DiveInto®Web2.0
Section1.1.Introduction
Section1.2.WhatIsWeb2.0?
Section1.3.Search
Section1.4.ContentNetworks
Section1.5.User-GeneratedContent
Section1.6.Blogging
Section1.7.SocialNetworking
Section1.8.SocialMedia
Section1.9.Tagging
Section1.10.SocialBookmarking
Section1.11.SoftwareDevelopment


Section1.12.RichInternetApplications(RIAs)
Section1.13.WebServices,Mashups,Widgetsand
Gadgets
Section1.14.Location-BasedServices
Section1.15.XML,RSS,Atom,JSONandVoIP
Section1.16.Web2.0MonetizationModels
Section1.17.Web2.0BusinessModels
Section1.18.FutureoftheWeb
Section1.19.WheretoGoforMoreWeb2.0Information
Section1.20.Web2.0Bibliography
Section1.21.Web2.0Glossary
Part2:TheAjaxClient

Chapter2.IntroductiontoXHTML
Section2.1.Introduction
Section2.2.EditingXHTML
Section2.3.FirstXHTMLExample
Section2.4.W3CXHTMLValidationService
Section2.5.Headings
Section2.6.Linking
Section2.7.Images
Section2.8.SpecialCharactersandHorizontalRules
Section2.9.Lists
Section2.10.Tables
Section2.11.Forms
Section2.12.InternalLinking
Section2.13.metaElements
Section2.14.WebResources
Chapter3.CascadingStyleSheets™(CSS)
Section3.1.Introduction
Section3.2.InlineStyles
Section3.3.EmbeddedStyleSheets
Section3.4.ConflictingStyles


Section3.5.LinkingExternalStyleSheets
Section3.6.PositioningElements
Section3.7.Backgrounds
Section3.8.ElementDimensions
Section3.9.BoxModelandTextFlow
Section3.10.MediaTypes
Section3.11.BuildingaCSSDrop-DownMenu
Section3.12.UserStyleSheets

Section3.13.CSS3
Section3.14.WebResources
Chapter4.JavaScript:IntroductiontoScripting
Section4.1.Introduction
Section4.2.SimpleProgram:DisplayingaLineofTextin
aWebPage
Section4.3.ModifyingOurFirstProgram
Section4.4.ObtainingUserInputwithpromptDialogs
Section4.5.DataTypesinJavaScript
Section4.6.Arithmetic
Section4.7.DecisionMaking:EqualityandRelational
Operators
Section4.8.WebResources
Chapter5.JavaScript:ControlStatementsI
Section5.1.Introduction
Section5.2.ControlStatements
Section5.3.ifSelectionStatement
Section5.4.if...elseSelectionStatement
Section5.5.whileRepetitionStatement
Section5.6.Counter-ControlledRepetition
Section5.7.FormulatingAlgorithms:Sentinel-Controlled
Repetition
Section5.8.FormulatingAlgorithms:NestedControl
Statements


Section5.9.AssignmentOperators
Section5.10.IncrementandDecrementOperators
Section5.11.WebResources
Chapter6.JavaScript:ControlStatementsII

Section6.1.Introduction
Section6.2.EssentialsofCounter-ControlledRepetition
Section6.3.forRepetitionStatement
Section6.4.ExamplesUsingtheforStatement
Section6.5.switchMultiple-SelectionStatement
Section6.6.do...whileRepetitionStatement
Section6.7.breakandcontinueStatements
Section6.8.LabeledbreakandcontinueStatements
Section6.9.LogicalOperators
Section6.10.WebResources
Chapter7.JavaScript:Functions
Section7.1.Introduction
Section7.2.ProgramModulesinJavaScript
Section7.3.Programmer-DefinedFunctions
Section7.4.FunctionDefinitions
Section7.5.RandomNumberGeneration
Section7.6.Example:GameofChance
Section7.7.AnotherExample:RandomImageGenerator
Section7.8.ScopeRules
Section7.9.JavaScriptGlobalFunctions
Section7.10.Recursion
Section7.11.Recursionvs.Iteration
Section7.12.WebResources
Chapter8.JavaScript:Arrays
Section8.1.Introduction
Section8.2.Arrays
Section8.3.DeclaringandAllocatingArrays
Section8.4.ExamplesUsingArrays

Section8.5.RandomImageGeneratorUsingArrays
Section8.6.ReferencesandReferenceParameters
Section8.7.PassingArraystoFunctions
Section8.8.SortingArrays
Section8.9.MultidimensionalArrays
Section8.10.BuildinganOnlineQuiz
Section8.11.WebResources
Chapter9.JavaScript:Objects
Section9.1.Introduction
Section9.2.IntroductiontoObjectTechnology
Section9.3.MathObject
Section9.4.StringObject
Section9.5.DateObject
Section9.6.BooleanandNumberObjects
Section9.7.documentObject
Section9.8.windowObject
Section9.9.UsingCookies
Section9.10.MultipageHTMLandJavaScriptApplication
Section9.11.UsingJSONtoRepresentObjects
Section9.12.WebResources
Chapter10.DocumentObjectModel(DOM):Objectsand
Collections
Section10.1.Introduction
Section10.2.ModelingaDocument:DOMNodesand
Trees
Section10.3.TraversingandModifyingaDOMTree
Section10.4.DOMCollections
Section10.5.DynamicStyles
Section10.6.SummaryoftheDOMObjectsand
Collections

Section10.7.WebResources
Chapter11.JavaScript:Events


Section11.1.Introduction
Section11.2.RegisteringEventHandlers
Section11.3.Eventonload
Section11.4.Eventonmousemove,theeventObjectand
this
Section11.5.Rolloverswithonmouseoverand
onmouseout
Section11.6.FormProcessingwithonfocusandonblur
Section11.7.FormProcessingwithonsubmitandonreset
Section11.8.EventBubbling
Section11.9.MoreEvents
Section11.10.WebResources
Chapter12.XMLandRSS
Section12.1.Introduction
Section12.2.XMLBasics
Section12.3.StructuringData
Section12.4.XMLNamespaces
Section12.5.DocumentTypeDefinitions(DTDs)
Section12.6.W3CXMLSchemaDocuments
Section12.7.XMLVocabularies
Section12.8.ExtensibleStylesheetLanguageandXSL
Transformations
Section12.9.DocumentObjectModel(DOM)
Section12.10.RSS
Section12.11.WebResources
Chapter13.Ajax-EnabledRichInternetApplications

Section13.1.Introduction
Section13.2.TraditionalWebApplicationsvs.Ajax
Applications
Section13.3.RichInternetApplications(RIAs)withAjax
Section13.4.HistoryofAjax
Section13.5."Raw"AjaxExampleUsingthe


XMLHttpRequestObject
Section13.6.UsingXMLandtheDOM
Section13.7.CreatingaFull-ScaleAjax-Enabled
Application
Section13.8.DojoToolkit
Section13.9.WebResources
Part3:RichInternetApplicationClientTechnologies
Chapter14.Adobe®Flash®CS3
Section14.1.Introduction
Section14.2.FlashMovieDevelopment
Section14.3.LearningFlashwithHands-OnExamples
Section14.4.PublishingYourFlashMovie
Section14.5.CreatingSpecialEffectswithFlash
Section14.6.CreatingaWebsiteSplashScreen
Section14.7.ActionScript
Section14.8.WebResources
Chapter15.Adobe®Flash®CS3:BuildinganInteractive
Game
Section15.1.Introduction
Section15.2.Object-OrientedProgramming
Section15.3.ObjectsinFlash
Section15.4.CannonGame:PreliminaryInstructionsand

Notes
Section15.5.AddingaStartButton
Section15.6.CreatingMovingObjects
Section15.7.AddingtheRotatingCannon
Section15.8.AddingtheCannonball
Section15.9.AddingSoundandTextObjectstothe
Movie
Section15.10.AddingtheTimeCounter
Section15.11.DetectingaMiss
Section15.12.AddingCollisionDetection


Section15.13.FinishingtheGame
Section15.14.ActionScript3.0ElementsIntroducedin
ThisChapter
Chapter16.Adobe®Flex™2andRichInternetApplications
Section16.1.Introduction
Section16.2.FlexPlatformOverview
Section16.3.CreatingaSimpleUserInterface
Section16.4.AccessingXMLDatafromYourApplication
Section16.5.InteractingwithServer-SideApplications
Section16.6.CustomizingYourUserInterface
Section16.7.CreatingChartsandGraphs
Section16.8.Connection-IndependentRIAsonthe
Desktop:AdobeIntegratedRuntime(AIR)
Section16.9.Flex3Beta
Section16.10.WebResources
Part4:RichInternetApplicationServerTechnologies
Chapter17.WebServers(IISandApache)
Section17.1.Introduction

Section17.2.HTTPTransactions
Section17.3.MultitierApplicationArchitecture
Section17.4.Client-SideScriptingversusServer-Side
Scripting
Section17.5.AccessingWebServers
Section17.6.MicrosoftInternetInformationServices
(IIS)
Section17.7.ApacheHTTPServer
Section17.8.RequestingDocuments
Section17.9.WebResources
Chapter18.Database:SQL,MySQL,ADO.NET2.0andJava
DB
Section18.1.Introduction
Section18.2.RelationalDatabases


Section18.3.RelationalDatabaseOverview:Abooks
Database
Section18.4.SQL
Section18.5.MySQL
Section18.6.InstructionsforInstallingMySQL
Section18.7.InstructionsforSettingUpaMySQLUser
Account
Section18.8.CreatingaDatabaseinMySQL
Section18.9.ADO.NETObjectModel
Section18.10.JavaDB/ApacheDerby
Section18.11.WebResources
Chapter19.PHP
Section19.1.Introduction
Section19.2.PHPBasics

Section19.3.StringProcessingandRegularExpressions
Section19.4.FormProcessingandBusinessLogic
Section19.5.ConnectingtoaDatabase
Section19.6.UsingCookies
Section19.7.DynamicContent
Section19.8.OperatorPrecedenceChart
Section19.9.WebResources
Chapter20.RubyonRails
Section20.1.Introduction
Section20.2.Ruby
Section20.3.RailsFramework
Section20.4.ActionControllerandActionView
Section20.5.ADatabase-DrivenWebApplication
Section20.6.CaseStudy:MessageForum
Section20.7.Script.aculo.us
Section20.8.WebResources
Chapter21.ASP.NET2.0andASP.NETAjax
Section21.1.Introduction


Section21.2.CreatingandRunningaSimpleWebForm
Example
Section21.3.WebControls
Section21.4.SessionTracking
Section21.5.CaseStudy:ConnectingtoaDatabasein
ASP.NET
Section21.6.CaseStudy:SecureBooksDatabase
Application
Section21.7.ASP.NETAjax
Section21.8.WebResources

Chapter22.JavaServer™Faces(JSF)WebApplications
Section22.1.Introduction
Section22.2.JavaWebTechnologies
Section22.3.CreatingandRunningaSimpleApplication
inNetbeans
Section22.4.JSFComponents
Section22.5.SessionTracking
Section22.6.WebResources
Chapter23.Ajax-EnabledJavaServer™FacesWeb
Applications
Section23.1.Introduction
Section23.2.AccessingDatabasesinWebApplications
Section23.3.Ajax-EnabledJSFComponents
Section23.4.AutoCompleteTextFieldandVirtualForms
Section23.5.GoogleMapsMapViewerComponent
Section23.6.WebResources
Chapter24.WebServices
Section24.1.Introduction
Section24.2.JavaWebServicesBasics
Section24.3.Creating,Publishing,TestingandDescribing
aWebService
Section24.4.ConsumingaWebService
Section24.5.SOAP


Section24.6.SessionTrackinginWebServices
Section24.7.ConsumingaDatabase-DrivenWebService
fromaWebApplication
Section24.8.PassinganObjectofaUser-DefinedTypeto
aWebService

Section24.9.REST-BasedWebServicesinASP.NET
Section24.10.WebResources
Index


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