Indoor wireless positioning using WLAN
ICCOM'05 Proceedings of the 9th WSEAS International Conference on Communications
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From the Publisher:"Covers Active Server Pages, HTML (including Dynamic HTML), scripting, ActiveX controls, Java applets, Internet Information Server, and Internet Explorer." "Compares the differences between Microsoft's JScript and Netscape's JavaScript." "Covers pacesetting, yet hard-to-find, information on DHTML and IIS 4.0 technologies." "Demonstrates the uses of server-side scripting, including code security, browser independence, performance and access to server-side components." "Details client-side scripting, including embedding scripts, attaching events, using forms, and debugging." "Demonstrates how to create custom objects with your Web Server in both Visual Basic 5 and Java." "Beats the competition by including both the client and server side of the Active Server Pages (ASP) development environment." "Goes beyond competitor's titles by combining multiple web activation technologies usually found in many books, into one easy-to-use task-oriented reference manual." "Presents important, yet difficult to find, information on Microsoft's Personalization System (MPS), a critical component of Microsoft's Internet commerce strategy." "Contains a complete case study of how to convert a normal static web site into an interactive and compelling ASP web site." "Snapshots of the example Web sites in various stages of development." Numerous free applets and ActiveX controls. "Al Williams (League City, TX) has written 10 programming books, numerous magazine articles, and columns for Dr. Dobbs SourceBook and Visual Developer. Kim Barber (Grove City, OH) and Paul Newkirk (Columbus, OH) are both CompuServe employeeswith extensive Web and online community experience. Kim has written training modules on HTML and Active Server Pages Development. Paul is a professional technical writer with several years experience in Web development."