Introduction to Perl/CGI Training
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Provided by Webucator
In this Perl training course, students will learn to use Perl to create dynamic database-driven websites.
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Introduction to Perl/CGI Training
Course Outline
- Browsers and Servers
- WEB Browsers and Servers
- URLS
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Common Gateway Interface
- What is CGI?
- Why use CGI applications?
- Environment Variables
- Managing CGI Files
- Control Input to CGI Applications
- ISINDEX, GET, and POST
- GET Method
- POST Method
- Perl CGI Module
- CGI.pm Module
- Perl Subroutines
- Perl Objects
- Perl Methods
- Commonly Used Methods
- Forms
- Form Objects
- Static Forms
- Dynamic Forms
- CGI/Browser Interaction
- Animation Description
- Server Push
- Client Pull
- Server-side Includes
- Serverside Includes: Why?
- The exec Command
- Example
- Accessing Databases
- Browser Database Access
- Static Flat-File Database
- perl DBM Interface
- Third Party RDBMS application
- Stateful CGI Applications
- Stateful vs. Stateless
- Why Use Stateful CGI Applications?
- Stateful Access with a Cookie
- Advanced HTML Interface Tools
- Image Maps
- Tables
- Multiple Form Interaction
- Frames
- GD Library
- Overview of Internet Security
- Security Issues
- Platform Differences
- Cryptography
- Encryption Keys
- Controlling User Access
- Trusted Server"
- Developing an e-mail interface
About The Training Provider: Webucator
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