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The document outlines the examination structure for a Computer Science and Engineering course on Web Technology, including a variety of topics such as networking, scripting, HTML forms, applets, and database connectivity. It consists of two parts: Part A with short answer questions and Part B with detailed questions requiring in-depth explanations and examples. The exam tests knowledge on JavaScript, CGI, server-side programming, exception handling, and various web technologies.

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Web Technology

The document outlines the examination structure for a Computer Science and Engineering course on Web Technology, including a variety of topics such as networking, scripting, HTML forms, applets, and database connectivity. It consists of two parts: Part A with short answer questions and Part B with detailed questions requiring in-depth explanations and examples. The exam tests knowledge on JavaScript, CGI, server-side programming, exception handling, and various web technologies.

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ME. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAYIJUNE 2009, Second Semester Computer Science and Engineering CS 1655 — WEB TECHNOLOGY (Regulation 2005) ‘Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks Answer ALL questions. PART A — (10 x 2 = 20 marks) Give the basic concepts of Networking. What do you mean by scripting? What are HTML forms? Differentiate HTML from XML. What do you mean by byte code? Define an applet. List out various exceptions used in server side programming. What do you mean by Servlet context? How will you establish database connectivity? Enumerate any four on-line databases. PART B — (5 x 16 = 80 marks) + (a) (i) Write a JavaScript to retrieve data from the given URL. (8) (ii) Differentiate HTML from DHTML. (8) Or 12. 14, (b) (b) (a) (b) (b) (i) (ii) a Gi) i) (ii) i) (ii) (i) (ii) @ (ii) ii Gi) Gi) Explain the process of retrieving data with URL. @) With an example, describe the usage of cascading style sheets. (6) Distinguish between the features of JavaScript and VBScript. (6) Explain in detail the CGI client side applets. (8) Describe the Custom database query scripts with suitable examples. (8) Or Explain in detail the CGI sever side includes. (8) Describe the server security issues in detail. ®) With an example, describe various methods of inheritance in Java. (8) What are the uses of exception handling? Give an example for each method, (8) Or With an example, explain the concept of multithreading, (8) Write short notes on packages and interfaces, CH) Give a detailed comparative discussion between ASP and JSP. (8) Describe the concept of Servlet Chaining and Communication with an example. (4) Give brief notes on Dynamic content generation. (4) Or With suitable example, describe the server side Programming. (8) Describe the Java Servlets in detail. 4) ‘Write short notes on Servlet container. (4) 2 M6195 OE OORK eevee re rer rere or ennnnns eee (b) Describe the following : @ (i) (iii) (iv) Gi) Internet commerce Plug-ins Firewalls Database connectivity, Or Describe in detail about EDI applications in business. Explain any two on-line databases in detail. 6) (8) (8) M6195

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