Server side scripting

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This document discusses server-side scripting and how it differs from client-side scripting. Server-side scripting involves running scripts on the web server to dynamically generate web pages. It allows accessing databases and customizing pages for individual users. Popular server-side scripting languages include ASP, PHP, and JSP. The document provides examples of how server-side scripts can dynamically edit content, respond to forms, and access data to return to browsers.

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Web pages
• Static web pages
– Static means unchanged or constant.
– Static web pages contain the same prebuilt content each time
the page is loaded.

• Dynamic webpages
– Dynamic means changing or lively.
– The content of dynamic web pages can be generated on the
fly.

Client side scripting
 client side scripting is used when the user browser already
has all the code &the page is altered on the basis of the users
input.
 The web server executes the client side scripting that resides
at the users computer.
 Client side scripting cannot be used to connect t the database
that resides on the webserver.
 Doesn’t access to the file systems on the web server.

Server side scripting
 Server side scriptingis a webserver technology in whicha users
request is fulfilled by running a script directly on the
webserver to generate dynamicweb pages.
 It is usually usedto provide interactive websites that interface
to databases or oother datastores.
 It has the ability to highly customise the response based on
the users requirements,access rights or queries into
datastores
 Response from a server side script is slower as compared to a
client side script because the scripts are processed on the
remote computer.

What can server scripts do?
 dynamically edit,change or add any content to a web page.
 Responds to user queries or data submitted from html forms.
 Access any data or databases & return the result to a browser.
 Customize a web page to make it more useful for individual users.
 Provide security since your server code cannot be viewed from a browser.

Server side scripting languages
 There are many scripting languages made by different companies abd
organisation.
 The current most popular are ASP,PHP,JSP,RUBY etc
 All arevery powerful and work in slightly different ways.
 It does not matter what scripting languages uses because there are no
compatibility issues withclients web browser.
 The client only ever sees the final html generated by the script and not the
scripts itself.

• You can sometimes tell which scripting
language a website is using by looking at the
address bar.
• Text after a question mark in an address is
parameter s and variables send to the script.

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4. Web pages • Static web pages – Static means unchanged or constant. – Static web pages contain the same prebuilt content each time the page is loaded.

5. • Dynamic webpages – Dynamic means changing or lively. – The content of dynamic web pages can be generated on the fly.

6. Client side scripting  client side scripting is used when the user browser already has all the code &the page is altered on the basis of the users input.  The web server executes the client side scripting that resides at the users computer.  Client side scripting cannot be used to connect t the database that resides on the webserver.  Doesn’t access to the file systems on the web server.

7. Server side scripting  Server side scriptingis a webserver technology in whicha users request is fulfilled by running a script directly on the webserver to generate dynamicweb pages.  It is usually usedto provide interactive websites that interface to databases or oother datastores.  It has the ability to highly customise the response based on the users requirements,access rights or queries into datastores  Response from a server side script is slower as compared to a client side script because the scripts are processed on the remote computer.

9. What can server scripts do?  dynamically edit,change or add any content to a web page.  Responds to user queries or data submitted from html forms.  Access any data or databases & return the result to a browser.  Customize a web page to make it more useful for individual users.  Provide security since your server code cannot be viewed from a browser.

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