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Overview of JavaScript II -- From Cookies to Dynamical HTML
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Geoffrey C. Fox (Tom Scavo)
at CPS616 Technologies of the Information Age on
Spring Semester 99
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Cookies -- Store and Access information stored on client machines
LiveConnect -- Link Java and JavaScript
LiveWire -- Server Side ECMAScript
More advanced ways of defining, laying out and controlling web documents:
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CPS616 Web Technologies Lectures on JavaScript II Advanced Topics from Cookies to Dynamic HTML
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Outline of Advanced Topics
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Introduction to Cookies
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Cookies - "hidden" alternative
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Cookies -- Client Side Files
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Specification of a cookie - I
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Specification of a cookie - II
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Use of Cookies in Server Program
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Use of Cookies in Client Program
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Cookies Limitations
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JavaScript Security
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Same Origin Policy
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The domain Property
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Data Tainting
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Signed Scripts
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Signed Scripts (cont'd)
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Certificates
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JAR Files
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Using signtool
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Writing Signed Scripts
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Using Signed Scripts (cont'd)
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LiveConnect
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LiveConnect (cont'd)
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LiveWire
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LiveWire (cont'd)
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References on XML
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HTML Hypertext Markup Language Background
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History of HTML
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HTML Strengths
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HTML Shortcomings
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Other Weaknesses
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Logical vs. Visual Design
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XML Extensible Markup Language
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What is XML?
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XML Compared with HTML and SGML
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XML Language Elements
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Dynamic HTML Hypertext Markup Language
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What is DHTML?
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Features of DHTML
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Architecture of DHTML + XML
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Components of DHTML
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HTML 4.0
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HTML DTDs
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HTML 4.0 Features
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Intrinsic Events
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Deprecated Elements
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The <OBJECT> Tag
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Cascading Style Sheets
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CSS1 (and CSS2) Features
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Specification of Styles: External
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Embedded Styles
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A Larger CSS Example
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Document Object Model
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Hierarchical Object Components in a Web Page
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Use of Position Attributes in JavaScript
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DHTML 1) Define Layers -- I
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DHTML 1) Define Layers -- II
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DHTML -- Decide on Browser
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Define a Layer in a Document using <div></div>
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Set Positions of a Layer in DHTML
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Set Other Properties of a Layer in DHTML
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Changing Content of a DHTMLLayer
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Capturing Events in Today's DHTML
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A User Event Handler in DHTML
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Event Processing Models
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Calculating Geometry on Screen
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DHTML Summary
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Everywhere HTML
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