Chapter number Server-side JavaScript (Definition) That JavaScript which
Chapter number Server-side JavaScript (Definition) That JavaScript which is executed in the web server, probably in response to a browser request and accessed via CGI. Server-side JavaScript is when the JavaScript source is executed in response to a request from a user’s client application. That request arrives as a server, which then determines that a JavaScript needs to be executed to build the response. The server then runs the script and returns the output of it to the user, most likely in the form of a web page but possibly in the form of some image data or other textual or binary content. Some server-side implementations are designed to yield performance improvements by semi- compiling the JavaScript and retaining that byte-code form in a cache. Each server may offer alternative ways to invoke the server-side scripting. It is hoped that all the servers that use JavaScript and which conform to ECMAScript may well use the same tags for enclosing the server-side script. However, since the tags are not defined in the standard, this may be a vain hope. Active Server Pages, CGI Driven JavaScript, Desktop JavaScript, Internet Information Server, LiveWire, Netscape Enterprise Server, Shell Scripting with JavaScript See also: Cross-references: Wrox Instant JavaScript page 3 Wrox Instant JavaScript page 5 Wrox Instant JavaScript page 64 Wrox Professional JavaScript page 59-90 setHotkeys() (Method) Activate or deactivate keyboard shortcuts for this window. JavaScript 1.2 Availability: Netscape 4.0 Property/method value type: JavaScript syntax: undefined myWindow.setHotKeys(aSwitch) N N setHotKeys(aSwitch) Argument list: A Boolean switch value aSwitch Refer to: Window.setHotkeys() 1922
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