Chapter 15 Extending Your Server With Programs; Overview Of Server-Side Programs - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.0 - ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

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This chapter discusses how to install programs on the Netscape Enterprise Server
that dynamically generate HTML pages in response to requests from clients. These
programs are known as server-side applications. (Client-side applications, which are
downloaded to the client, run on the client machine.)
This chapter includes the following sections:

Overview of Server-Side Programs

Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
Installing CGI Programs
Installing Windows NT CGI Programs
Installing Shell CGI Programs for Windows NT
Using the Query Handler
Overview of Server-Side Programs
Java servlets and CGI programs have different strengths and uses. The following
list illustrates the differences between these server-side programs:
Java servlets are written in Java, which is a full-featured programing language
for creating network applications.
CGI (Common Gateway Interface) programs can be written in C, Perl, or other
programming languages. All CGI programs have a standard way of passing
information between clients and servers.
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