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January 26, 2001 Issue Q: What do you get when you mix senators, lawyers, journalists, musicians, and recording industry execs? A: One of the most invigorating discussions about music on the 'Net. But were any problems solved? Jon Sobel reports from the scene. Start Here.JavaScript Password Protection By Pat Besong If you're looking for top-level security for your sites, look somewhere other than JavaScript. But if you want a simple, useful password authentication system, we've got one right here. Running JSP By Duane K. Fields and Mark A. Kolb We know you're hungry for more Java Server Pages. So here's a look at how JSP works with HTTP servers, and what you need to do to set up JSP using third-party containers. Don't Like UCITA? Check the Contract of an Application Service Provider Platform Independent by Andy Oram Compare and contrast: Problematic licensing for software, or problematic contracts with ASPs. Oh, the horror. The New New E-Commerce Strategy Soapbox by Tim Barkow It took Sam Walton 38 years to build up his chain of Wal-Marts. What makes Web commerce strategists think it can be done faster? In his inaugural column for WebReview.com, Tim Barkow tells us what we need to do to give online retail an honest go. CSS2 and Tables: Caption Control Tag of the Week by Chuck Musciano Web design is all about control, and tables are an elemental part of that control—despite the fact that they were never intended to be used for presentation. CSS2 offers some options that extend layout control, including clever captions. Click Here, and Here, and Here... Swaine's Frames by Michael Swaine WebReview.com simply asks that you please click here for this week's Frames. Offline by Paul Jon For that technical difficulty we call life, here's "Offline." It's a comic about technology, the future, and everything in between. |
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