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CGI Programming Using PERL

Course Length: 3 days

Course Description: This course bridges the gap between using HTML to create static Web pages and using Perl CGI scripts to create dynamic Web pages. The course emphasizes using the Perl 5 CGI library routines to process HTML forms by providing extensive working examples and by students writing applications to illustrate the concepts presented. This course is not intended to be a substitute for a Perl programming course.

Audience: Web site developers wanting to create interactive Web pages.

Prerequisites: Familiarity with HTML forms. Programming experience is required. Basic UNIX skills and the ability to use vi or a basic text editor are also required.

Course Contents

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

    • Serverside 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

    • Appendix: Overview of Internet Security

  • Security Issues
  • Platform Differences
  • Cryptography
  • Encryption Keys
  • Controlling User Access
  • "Trusted Server"
  • Developing an e-mail interface

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