Web applications are one of the four types of internet
applications that you can create using Visual studio.NET. In this article, you
will learn a little about the different types of internet applications and get
an overview of how an ASP.NET web application works.
After this article, you will be able to do:-
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Describe four different types of internet
applications and know where to look for training on developing each type of
applications.
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Explain how a web application executes over the
internet and how that differs from a traditional, static Web site.
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Understand the role that ASP.NET plays in
creating Web applications.
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List the parts that make up ASP.NT and describe
some of its disadvantages over other application technologies, such as the
common gateway interface (CGI).
WHAT CAN YOU CREATE:-
strictly speaking, an internet application is any application
is any application that uses the internet in any way. That means applications
that requests that users register over the internet or that definition is too
broad for the subject of a single book. To narrow the focus a bit, let's
identify four types of internet applications:-
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WEB APPLICATION:- Web applications provide
content from a server to client machines over the internet. Users view the Web
application through a Web browser.
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WEB SERVICES:- Web services provide processing
services from a server to other applications over the internet.
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INTERNET -ENABLED APPLICATIONS:- These are stand
alone applications that incorporate aspects of the internet to provide online
registration, help, updates, or other services to the user over the internet.
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PEER TO PEER APPLICATIONS:-
These are stand alone applications that use the internet to
communicate with others user running
their own instances of the application
You can use Visual studio .NET to create each of these types
of applications. The first type, web applications, is subject of that blog.
Table shows that deal with each type of internet application.
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