Networking - 3-Tier Client/Server Architecture ShowIntroduction to 2-Tier Architecture
2-tier architecture is used to describe client/server systems where the client requests resources
and the server responds directly to the request, using its own resources. This means that the server does not...
Disabling right click on your webpage ShowDisabling right click on your webpage
More than often, while trying so save some text or pictures from a website, you might wonder why your right click is not allowed. This is a simple JavaScript code that has been inserted in the website...
Javascript - Delete a field of a form when clicking (focus) ShowDelete a field from an Html form when clicking (focus)
It is certainly happened to fall on an HTML form with values pre-filled for example describing the type of expected value.
Though it may be useful under certain circumstances, if you have...
How to make a video clip ? ShowMaking your video clip
Introduction
With video
With a camcorder
Writing the script
Recording
Acquisition
Video composition
With the pictures
With the pictures
Video composition
Software to make a slideshow
With videos and...
Download SSH Secure Shell ShowSSH secure shell for workstations is a flexible client SSH allowing to connect in a secured way to remote applications.
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Hyperlinks ShowIntroduction to anchors
Hypertext links or hyperlinks (anchors) are HTML elements that, when clicked on, enable readers to visit a new address. Hyperlinked text is underlined by default. Hyperlinks are what connect web pages to one another. They...
ODBC ShowWhat is ODBC?
ODBC stands for Open Database Connectivity. This is a Microsoft-defined format for communicating between Windows database clients and consumer DBMSs. The ODBC managier can be found in Windows 3.1 and 9x. In Windows 95 and 98, it is...
Client/Server Environment ShowIntroduction to Client/Server Architecture
Numerous applications run in a client/server environment, this means that client computers
(computers forming part of the network) contact a server, generally a
very powerful computer in terms of...