

Steps required to build an MUSC-class application wrapper - demonstratingĮach of the above features. This is a collection of html and cgi examples that demonstrate all the Path to the database, GETing or POSTing a URL ) must exist. Some sort of path into the application (such as a telnet session, an ODBC Session management, and logging) around it. Web enabled) and simply wrap a wrapper (authentication, access control, Processing ourselves, but for other applications, we may choose to useĪn already existing application (perhaps a legacy app that is not Data flow management/processing between client and a target file/databaseįor some apps, we'll choose to write the data flow management and.Logging (to track user and access to secure resources).Has limited "rights" to continue a session. Half an hour), or a browser that is not closed at the end of a session (for example, the phone rings and you don't return to the app for Secure app that remains open for browser access Some sort of session managment is necessary so that an access to a Session management: to limit the dead time an app is accessibleĬonnect-disconnect transactions between the client and server and.Access control: to determine if the valid user can have.Authentication: to determine if the user is valid.The essential components of link management, and describe local tools we have the client is notĬontinuously connected to the server) is difficult. Managing the communication between the client and server, becauseĬommunication is asynchronous and discontinuous (i.e. Its linear, sequential and easily visualized. To write the application is usually straight forward. The essential feature of a web/browser application is not the actualĪpplication, but rather managing the links between the client, server andĭatabase/data files.
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Basic Wrapper Technology and How To Build A Web Application
