ITM 102 Lecture Notes - Graphical User Interface, Java Applet, Web Server

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First generation: delivered static content and established a web presence. (static content: fixed information. Web presence: establishing existence on the world wide web by creating a page that users can access) Second generation: providing interaction with dynamic content, information on a web page can change depending on a number of factors. Third generation: supplying transactions, support real-time, online transactions. Fourth generation: increasing interaction with external partners on web including allowing transactions between web apps. Note: moore"s law computing power doubles every 18 months. First generation e-commerce technologies: establishing a web presence. Basic technologies are still in use: client/server networks: the networks over which data travel. The http request is sent over the web. The server receives the http request and looks for request. A static webpage will typically hold a combination of text content and hypertext markup language(html: browser: application software that lets users request and view/navigate webpages to find the content.

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