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- Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 15:42:08 +0200
- To: whelan@itp.unibe.ch
- cc: www-html@w3.org
John T. Whelan said: >authors have a lot more control over the servers they run on >than they do on any conceivable browser that could be used to access >the page (which is also why CGI is better than client-side scripting >in cases where either will work). My understanding is that most developed pages are loaded on servers provided by companies and organizations which does not allow their customers to create their own scripts or programs to manage server sides. If your ISP provides you with server-side features, you may use it, but if he/she does not, it is hard to ask for specific services. The XML architecture provides users with complete control from client side, avoiding dependencies on server providers. Dr. Dario de Judicibus - IBM Global Services ICM EMEA South Region Deployment Support Leader EMEA Knowledge Management Consulting Group Tel: +39-06-596-62531 --- Fax: +39-06-596-65432 PHOTO GALLERY http://www.geocities.com/~dejudicibus/gallery/ WORK (e-mail) 75819671@it.ibm.com (pages) http://w3.smns.italy.ibm.com/ HOME (e-mail) ddj@mclink.it (pages) http://www.geocities.com/~dejudicibus/ (icq) 25257587
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