Table of Contents
Introduction to Web Programming Table of
Contents
- Day One
- Course Pre Requisites
- Sending User-Defined Input to a Web Server
- The GET Method
- Exercise One
- URL Encoding
- Problems With the GET Method
- HTTP/1.0
- Request Headers
- The POST Method
- Intro to HTML Forms
- The <FORM> Tag
- The <INPUT> Tag
- The Text Field Widget
- The Password Widget
- The Check Box Widget
- The Radio Button Widget
- Miscellaneous Non Input-Based Widgets
- The Select Widget
- The Text Area Widget
- Submit Button Widget
- Reset Button Widget
- Exercise Two
- Extra Input Widgets
- File Uploading
- Hidden Fields
- Image Input
- Environment Variables
- Day Two
- Introduction to CGI
- Why Perl?
- Introduction to Perl for CGI
- The First Line of a Perl Script
- Sending Text to the Web Browser
- Printing with Perl
- Using the print function
- Printing with "here documents"
- Using qq
- Using the printf and sprintf functions
- Formatting the Output
- Exercise Three
- Scalar Variables
- Using scalar variables
- Using the "." operator
- Cropping scalar variables with the chop function
- Finding the length of a scalar variable with the length function
- Manipulating substrings with the substr function
- Scalar variable naming conventions
- List Arrays
- Using a list array
- Figuring out how many element are in an array
- Adding elements to a list array
- Deleting and replacing list elements with the splice function
- Advanced list array manipulation with the push, pop, shift, and unshift functions
- Associative Arrays
- Accessing an associative array
- Using the keys and values functions
- Adding to and deleting from an associative array
- Manipulating Strings
- Equality operators
- Regular Expressions
- Pattern matching with "//"
- Matching Operators
- Anchors
- String Modifiers
- The =~ operator
- Using the split and join functions
- Control Structures
- Statement Blocks
- Using the if, elsif, else and unless Control Statements
- foreach Loops
- while Loops
- for Loops
- Using logical operators (&& and ||)
- Formatting Control Structures
- Opening Files
- Reading a File Line by Line
- Writing and Appending to Files
- Deleting, Renaming and Changing the Permissions of Files
- File Tests
- Getting Information About a File With stat
- Opening, Reading and Closing Directories
- Using Libraries
- Individual Algorithms
- Application-Specific Subroutines
- Inter-Application Libraries
- Using cgi-lib.pl to Read and Parse Form Input
- Building a Form Processor
- Self-Referential Scripts
- State Maintenance
- Exercise Four
- Server Push with nph Scripts
- Handling Image Input
- Debugging Scripts
- CGI Security
- Day Three
- Introduction to Java
- Introduction to Object Oriented Design Principles
- Procedural-based Programming
- Limitations of Procedural-Oriented Programming
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Objects
- Encapsulation
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Exercise Five
- Getting a Java Developer's Kit
- Setting Your Environment
- Comments
- Printing to Standard Output
- Variables
- Strings
- Arrays
- Operators
- Flow Control
- Object Orientation in Java: Classes
- Java Methods
- Operator Overloading (Polymorphism in Java)
- Inheritance in Java
- Packages
- Creating and Using Classes by Example
- Building Your First Application
- Using the AWT To Build User Interfaces
- Components
- Containers
- Exercise Six
- Layouts
- Graphics
- Exercise Seven
- Day Four
- Events
- How Events Originate
- Listening For Events with the 1.0 Model
- JDK 1.0 Event Handling
- Event Types
- Other Methods for Handling Events
- Event Propagation
- Event Objects
- Event Modifiers
- Exercise Eight
- Beans Events
- Listeners
- Exercise Nine
- Adapters
- Writing Applets
- Applet Lifecycle
- Applet by Example
- Applet HTML
- Using the Applet Viewer
- Applet Parameters
- Applet Restrictions
- Distributing Applets
- Distribution History
- Preparing your Applet for the Web
- Building a ZIP Archive
- Building a Cab File
- Building a JAR Archive
- Error Handling
- Throwing Errors
- Catching Errors
- Network Programming in Java
- Connecting to a Server
- Getting Information from a Remote Site
- Sending Information to a Remote Site
- Multithreading
- AFC and JFC
- Congratulations!
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