Tutorial On Application Severs: Develop Killer Web Applications In VB..
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This Tutorial will teach you the Ins and outs of creating custom Application Servers. Get the power to make true killer VB web applications, and give more scalability to your existing applications.
If you are new to the term 'Application Server', just consider that it is an application that runs between a thin front end (in this case the web browser) and back end servers: After reading this article, you can
(a) Understand what is an 'Application Server'
(b) Create an Application Server, with a general
handler
(c) Extend the Application Server with additional logic.(In this case, a 'Banner Creator', which can create Banners with respect to user requests, and writes the picture back to them)
Also, kindly VOTE for me, if you find it interesting..b'coz I took 6-7 solid hours to write it
Your's Anoop M Nedumkunnam
Original Author: Anoop Madhusudanan
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Dear Friends, Kindly see the attached ZIP for the article and associated projects. Anyway, here is a short introduction. As you know, now a days, the term Application Most Application Servers rely on Internet Servers, to pass Also, if you are the CEO of an IT/Web Always ur's Anoop, anoopj13@yahoo.com
Server is becoming so hot. An Application Server
is a software that runs on the middle layer. I mean; it runs between a thin front end (in this case the web browser) and
back end servers.
information/data to clients on the web. Application Servers are expected to support COM (Component Object Model) and/or CORBA (Common
Object Request Broker Architecture) frameworks.
In this case, we are creating an Application Server that supports COM interface.
After reading this, you can
a COM component (Got it? Instead of passing a value back to a variable in ASP to write it to response object, write
directly to response object from your component)
business COM objects) using our Application Server
company, don't forget to read about my ventures in the preface section
:-). OOPS, forgot to tell all of you one thing; VOTE for me please,
because I took nearly 6-7 hours to write this completely :-) (ofcourse, the brain work is extra.lol.)
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