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Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 1 B. Some tools of the trade Module 1 Technology: GR01E - Electronic Commerce Overview

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 2 Web Servers: K. Laudon and C. Traves, E-commerce, Addison Wesley 2001

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 3 Web Application Servers: Software programs that provide the specific business functionality required of a web site K. Laudon and C. Traves, E-commerce, Addison Wesley 2001

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 4 E-commerce Merchant Server Software Software that provides the basic functionality need for online sales K. Laudon and C. Traves, E-commerce, Addison Wesley 2001 Basic Packages: B-City, Bizland, Hypermart, Yahoo! Store, GeoShops. ShopBuilder, Virtual Spin

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 5

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 6 Tools for Interactivity and Active Content Common gateway interface (CGI) A set of standards for communication between a browser and a program running on a server that allows for interaction between the user and the server Active server pages (ASP) A proprietary software development tool that enables programmers using Microsoft’s IIS package to build dynamic pages .net Java (J2EE) Is a programming language that allows programmers to create interactivity and active content on the client machine -- thereby saving considerable load on the server Java server pages (JSP) Like CGI and ASP, a web page coding standard that allows developers to dynamically generate web pages in response to user requests JavaScript A programming language invented by Netscape that is used to control the objects on an HTML page and handle interactions with a browser

Copyright © 2003 T. Trappenberg Overview B 7 Active X A programming language created by Microsoft to compete with java Vbscript A programming language invented by Microsoft to compete with JavaScript Coldfusion An integrated server-side environment by Macromedia for developing interactive web applications Tools for Interactivity and Active Content (cont.)