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Chapter 10:

Web Application Development


Informatics Practices
Class XII
By- Manish Kumar Prajapati
PGT (Comp.Sc.) (First Shift)
Kendriya Vidyalaya Bailey Road Patna-14

Introduction
A Web Application refers an application which
sends and receive information through Word
Wide Web over Internet or Intranet.
A typical Web Application may include-

Hyper Text Information:


Information that contains links to other
information resources.
Multimedia Information:
Text, movies, pictures and sound etc.
Graphical User interface:
GUI which enables user to point and click to
request/submit information instead of typing.

What is Internet?
In simple words, an Internet is a network of networks,
spread over world-wide network of computers with
millions of users.
Access to Internet is provided through Internet Service
Provider (ISP) such as MTNL, BSNL, Reliance, Airtel and Tata
etc. (in India).
Internet begins with Advanced Research Project Agency
Network (ARPANet) in 1969 under American Defense Deptt.
In 1986, the National Science Foundation establishes
NSFNet, which works as a backbone of Internet.
In 1990, the British Programmer Tim Berners-Lee devised
Hypertext and HTML to create WWW.
There is no owner of Internet. The Internet Society (IS) and
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) regulates the
Internet.

What is Web Browser?


A web browser is an Web Client program which
allows users to access and navigate the World
Wide Web over Internet.
It provides an interface to interact with
Internet.
It send request to Web Server for specified
web page and displays at client machine.
It also maintains History of visited Web Pages
and may provide tools for easy web surfing.
Some commonly used Web Browsers are
Internet Explorer, Mozilla FireFox, Google
Chrome, Opera and Webkit etc.

What is Web Server?


Web servers are computers on Internet on which
Web pages are stored. It is equipped with a
program which listens request from the web
client (Web Browser) and sends web pages.
The major functions of a web server are Serving of Web pages on request of Browser.
Controlling access and security of the server.
Monitoring and logging server access statistics.

Some most popular Web Servers are Apache


Web Server (Open Source software for Linux),
MS Internet Information Server (IIS) and
Netscape Enterprise Web Server etc.

Web Address & URL


A location of a web server is called Website and each Website has
a unique address called URL (Universal Resource Locator)
Ex. http://www.thinkquest.org
A general structure of URL isProtocol type://Address/Path
Protocol Type:
It specifies the type of protocol to be followed by server. Some
commonly protocols are http, https, ftp, new etc.
Address:
It specifies the name of server on the internet including domain
name like .com, .org, .mil, .edu or country domain like .in, .ca
.au etc.
Path
It specifies the location of file/web page on the server in
hierarchical format including file name.

Communication with Web Server


The Internet or WWW works on Client-Server
computing model. In this model your PC
equipped with Web Browser works as WebClient and other machine which serves the
pages called Web servers.
A Web server follows some protocols like HTTP,
FTP or SMTP etc.
The communication model between Client and
Server can take place in two forms Client-Server Communication- Static Web Pages.
Client-Server Communication- Dynamic Web Pages.

Client-Server Communication- Static


In this model Browser (Web-Client) request for a
HTML pages stored on a remote machine through
Web-Server. The server locates the file and passes
it to the client. The client displays the page.
In this model HTML pages are static i.e. They do not
change until the developer modifies them.

1. Request for HTML web page

Web-Client
(Browser)

Web-Server
2. Server locates the file and
sends to client.
3. The Browser displays the
web page.

Client-Server Communication- Dynamic


In this model Web pages may have different
contents depending upon the location,
language and environment of the client
machine.
For eg. A dynamic web page can show different
weather report when opened at different
location or country. Most of Multi-Lingual
websites are designed in this model.
In this model, Dynamic Web pages are generated
on demand using two technologies.
CGI Script
Server-Side Script

Dynamic Web server- CGI Script


In this technology, the Server stores Scripts called
Common Gateway Interface (CGI), which generates
web pages when requested.
1. Request for HTML web page

Web-Client
(Browser)

Web-Server
2. Server locates the CGI
script and passes request to it.
3. The CGI processes the request
and sends data/page to the
server.
4. The server sends the data/page
to the Web client (browser).
5. The Browser displays the
data/page at Client PC.

Dynamic Web server- Sever-Side Script


In this technology, the Server stores Scripts
embedded in web pages itself. These embedded
scripts generates Web Pages as per need.
1. Request for HTML web page

Web-Client
(Browser)
4. The Browser
displays the
document.

Web-Server
3. The final formatted document
sends to the browser.

2. Server checks the


file and executes the
embedded scripts.

The commonly used Server-Side Script technologies are Active Server


Pages (ASP), Personal Home Page (PHP), Java Server Pages (JSP)
and Server Side Includes (SSI) etc.
The server-side scripts are embedded in web pages but not visible as
source code of the web page.

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