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coWiki web collaboration tool Hits: 17 ***** 0.0 Top Navigational Bar Hits: 20 ***** 0.0 Drop down menu generator Hits: 59 ***** 4.0 Cross browser/OS DHTML menu Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 coWiki is a sophisticated but A drop down navigational bar This is a cross-browser drop This is a top menu that works easy-to-use Web script that sits at the top down menu script. Click on a across all DHTML collaboration tool that of your page. Works in all text link, and a menu browsers, including NS6, helps you and your coworkers DHTML browsers- IE4+, appears beneath it Opera5 and Mozilla! create and organize Web NS6+, Opera6+. containing "sub"   documents, Weblogs, and   links. This script works   knowledgebases (or any other   across all DHTML   document structures)   browsers (IE4+, NS4,   directly in HTML   NS6+, Opera 6), and degrades   browsers. coWiki follows   well with the rest.   the tradition of loose Wiki       Wiki Webs with easy and       intuitional markup, adding       Unixlike access management,       a directory/document       hierarchy, and a plugin API       for your functionalities and       enhancements. It is       template-based and       multilingual.       Date: Apr, 24 2006 Date: Jul, 15 2003 Date: Jan, 07 2002 Date: Jul, 05 2001

Professional JSP Hits: 23 ***** 0.0 Professional JavaServer Pages       covers a wide variety of       areas including design and       architecture, JSPs and their       relation to J2EE (Servlets,       EJBs, JDBC etc) as well as       extensive coverage of the       tag extension mechanism that       allows you to customize the       tags you use in your pages       to the data you're       presenting. Readers are       given an introduction to       JSP, explaining how they       relate to servlets, showing       the tags, and creating beans       to encapsulate business       logic, to keep web page       design simple. Further       chapters cover database       access with JDBC and       connection pooling, JSP       debugging, and web       application architecture       using JSP and servlets.       After considering security       issues in JSP web       applications, the book       concludes with seven       real-world case studies       including using JSP, XML and       XSLT to target content at       WAP and HTML       browsers, e-commerce,       streaming using JMF, and       porting an existing       ASP-based application to JSP.       Date: Jun, 21 2000