- Chapter 6: Java RMI Part II: Some More Details
- Command Line Cheat Sheet This chapter isn't a set of 'notes' as such -it's just a list of useful commands and some information about them.
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- Chapter 9: HTTP Tunnelling with RMI One of the reasons distributed programming technologies like RMI are difficult to get to work in practice is
- Chapter 7: Command Line Short Cuts One of the things we have claimed so far is that the command line can be quicker. To help make this true, both
- Chapter 3: Layers and Abstraction One of the impressions you may have about computer systems is that they are very complex -the computers
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- Chapter 2: Introduction So, what's this course about? The earliest version of the web was static -pages did not change over time. Such
- Chapter 1: What's a Computer? This might seem like a question with an obvious answer, but it isn't.
- Open Assessment : Web Services For this assessment, you are being asked to build a well-engineered chat application, similar to the ones built in
- Correctness and Verification of Hardware Systems Using Maude
- Chapter 15: Web Services in Java Note this is a substantially more abreviated version of this material than orginally planned.
- Chapter 5: The .NET Framework 5.1. History
- Chapter 9: Regular Expressions In this chapter, we're going to look at more sophisticated searching and replacing techniques. These are
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- Algebraic Models of Temporal Abstraction for Initialised Iterated State Systems: An Abstract
- Chapter 2: Operating Systems: History and Basics
- Chapter 4: Operating System Structure In this chapter, we're going to look at how operating systems are structured in the light of the ideas and concepts
- Chapter 5: Current Popular Operating Systems
- Chapter 8: Command Line Text Editors Everyone is familiar with the idea of editing text -but in this chapter we're going to look at some editors that you
- Chapter 10: File Types, Permissions and Other Useful Things to Know...
- Chapter 10: Remote Access and Network Applications
- Chapter 14: Cryptography (I was going to jump straight into a chapter on Wireless networks -but they depend quite heavily on a basic
- Chapter 16: Open Source vs Proprietary Software
- Internet Computing/ Distributed
- Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1. What The Course Is About
- Chapter 2: Java Sockets As we saw in the last chapter Socket is an abstraction of an IP Port. Sockets are a concept that have been around
- Chapter 3: A Larger Example: SocketChat
- Chapter 5: Java RMI: A Quick Overview and Example
- Chapter 7: Threads and Callbacks in RMI
- Chapter 11: Web Services in Java Later, we're going to look at some of the key underlying XML technologies for building web service
- Chapter 12: Building Servers and Clients: Application Servers
- Chapter 13: Web Service Callbacks and Polling: the Chat Example
- Chapter 14: Introduction to XML XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a rapidly growing technology used for data storage, manipulation and
- Chapter 15: Web Service Technologies In this chapter, we are going to look at the basic underlying XML technologies for managing SOAP based
- Chapter 1: Introduction What The Course Is About
- Chapter 3: Basic Interaction -CGI The Common Gateway Interface is the main first generation technology for web applications. Like many first
- Chapter 4: Second Generation Technologies: Server Side Scripting
- Chapter 10: ASP.NET and SQL Server In this chapter, we are going to continue working with databases -and we will actually have to write some code
- Chapter 11: Web Application Security In this chapter, we are going to consider some basic security issues. Like many of the issues we will address in
- Chapter 15: Javascript and AJAX 15.1. Scripting Languages
- Chapter 14: XHTML and CSS Although not strictly `programming languages' both XHTML and CSS have a significant impact on web
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- Open Assessment : Web Services For this assessment, you are being asked to build a well-engineered chat application, similar to the ones built in
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- Chapter 4: Java RMI Part I: Interfaces and Serialisation
- Chapter 7: A Brief Overview of ASP.NET and Visual Studio .NET
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- Chapter 12: Some Network Basics In this chapter, we're going to start looking at networking and how it works. It's common to talk about 'a
- Chapter 10: Are We Doing This Right? Introduction to Web Services
- Chapter 8: State and Scaling HTTP is a stateless protocol -that is, each request is independent and does not depend on any other. For
- Chapter 8: RMI Example -RMIChat Just as with sockets, we're going to build a moderately sized example, that illustrates some of the things we
- Chapter 15: Wireless Networks Wireless networks have become extremely popular over the last five or six years. They have obvious advantages.
