How to Remotely Administer a Web Site.

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Try our new XHTML reference guide called the XHTML Oracalator These demos show how to remotely administer a site. The method used here is to first create an OPS (One Page Site). Here all of the content is held in a database. The resut is that we achieve true separation of content, structure, and style. To view these correctly, you must use a server that can process ASP. There are five separate examples here. They are: An example of pulling content from a database and displaying it through a browsser using CSS. Viewing the entire contents from the database. Creating links to view different content through the same web document. A truely remotely administered web site. You can change Moe's page, but not the others. Here is where you can change Moe's web page. Remote Site Administration

Job Openings:

This developer designs and implements applications that make use of XML and related technologies such as XML Schema, XSLT and XPath. This developer has a strong understanding of XML fundamentals; knowledge of XML concepts and related technologies; understands how data relates to XML, in particular with issues associated to information modeling, XML processing, XML rendering and Web Services; has a thorough knowledge of core XML related W3C recommendations; and is familiar with well-known, best practices.

Suggested Experience:

• Background in programming/scripting and understanding of basic computer science models and data structures. In particular, familiarity with the following XML related computer science concepts: tree traversal, recursion, reuse of data.
• Familiarity with Internet standards and concepts (e.g., Web Browser, client-server, documenting, formatting, e-commerce, web applications).
• Experience in designing and implementing object-based computer applications such as DOMs.
• Experience working with relational databases.