5px

10px

15px

0px

20px

25px

ActiveX Control

Scripting Language

CSS

XSLT

Synchronous Request

Asynchronous Request

Clears the browser cache

No Request at all

Cascading Style Structure, defines how to display HTML elements

Cascading Style Sheets, defines how to display XML elements

Cascading Style Sheets, defines how to display HTML elements

Cascading Style Structure, defines how to display the webpage

Sends a new request for page

It will not send any request

Fetches the page from the browser cache

Fetches the page from virtual memory

Asynchronous Javascript and XML, is the art of exchanging data with a server, and update parts of a web page - without reloading the whole page

Asynchronous Javascript and XSLT, is the art of exchanging data with a server, and update parts of a web page - without reloading the whole page

Asynchronous Javascript and XML, is the art of exchanging data with a server, and updates entire web page reloading the whole page

Asynchronous Javascript and XSLT, is the art of exchanging data with a server, and updates entire web page reloading the whole page

JPEG

BMP

TIFF

GIF

Server side

Client side

Both client and Server side

DB Server

Search Engine

Web Optimizer

Web Crawler

Web Driller

Using Search Engine Optimization

Using Search Engine Customization

Using Search Engine Generalisation

Using Search Engine Specification

WWW

ICANN

IANA

W3C

5

9

8

10

servlet.jar

jsp-api.jar

servletapi.jar

servlet-api.jar

servlet1.1.jar

init(),getServletInfo(),destroy(),service(),getServletConfig()

init(),getServletConfig(),service(),getServletInfo(),destroy()

init(),destroy(),getServletInfo(),getServletConfig(),destroy()

destroy(),service(),init(),getServletConfig(),getServletInfo()

1

3

2

4

People who need a massive amount of electricity

People who need a massive amount of raw computing power

People who need super-reliable access to the Web

People who recieve an extremely large amount of email

All of the above

Germany

North Korea

People's Republic of China

Saudi Arabia

United States

LAN at MIT

Code-cracking network during World War II by the U.S. Defense Department

A network cooperatively created by several large hardware and software companies

A small experimental research network called ARPANET

A Microsoft product that quickly became too big for the company to control

Near Washington D.C.

Near the Microsoft campus in Redmond, Washington

In a top-secret location

In Silicon Valley

Nowhere, the Internet has no central hub