(By Ching-Ho Hung)
1.4 ODBC Services
Chapter 2. Components and Architecture of Web Database
2.1 The Two Tiers of Web Database
2.1.1 Web Database on the Two-Tiered Client/Server
2.2 The Three Tiers of Web Database
2.2.1 A Typical Three-Tiered Web Database Application
2.3 Server Extension Programs
2.3.1 ODBC for Server Extension Program
2.3.2 CGI for Server Extension Program
2.3.3 RMI (Remote Method Invocation) Extension Program
2.3.4 WebBase for Server Extension Program
2.3.5 IDC for Server Extension Program
2.4 Client-Side Extensions
Chapter 3. ODBC for Web Database System
3.1 ODBC Driver
3.2 JDBC-ODBC Bridge
3.3 A Basic ODBC System for a Web Database
3.4 The way of Building a Database for the Internet
3.4.1 Building an ODBC Database Source for Microsoft Access Database
3.4.2 Building an ODBC Database Source for SQL Server Database
Chapter 4. The Web Data Design and Development
4.1 The Process of ODBC Drivers
4.1.1 Connecting Access 97 with ODBC
4.1.2 Connecting Microsoft SQL 6.5 with ODBC
4.2 The Process of ODBC Connectivity
4.2.1 Many Vendors: One ODBC Solution
4.2.2 ODBC over a Network:
4.3 Testing JDBC-ODBC Bridge
4.3.1 A Program with JDBC-ODBC Bridge
4.3.2 Testing Microsoft Access 97 by using dbANYWHERE
4.4 Using JDBC accesses to Microsoft Access Database
4.4.1 The Method about the ODBC Connection
4.4.2 URLs in General Use
4.4.3 JDBC URLs
4.4.4 Opening a Connection
4.4.5 Sending SQL Statements
4.4.6 Transactions
4.4.7 The Class of dbANYWHERE
4.4.8 Summary
4.4.9 A Example (Library System)
4.5 Using Internet Database Connector connects to SQL Server 6.5
4.5.1 Using an Internet Information Server
4.5.2 The Methods of Internet Information Server
4.5.3 The Features of Internet Information Server
4.5.4 How the Internet Database Connector Works
4.5.5 Learning the Features of the Internet Database Connector
4.5.6 An Example by Using IDC (Library System)
5.1 NT File System (NTFS) Implementation
5.2 Disk Access Privileges
5.3 Controlling Access by IP Address
5.4 Setting a Directory
Chapter 6. Comparing the Web Database Development
6.1 The difference features between JDBC and IDC
6.2 Error Handling
6.3 Efficiency
7.1 Conclusion
7.2 future Improvement