This appendix lists bibliographic information for some of the sources that have been used in developing this book, as well as some resources we have just stumbled upon in our travels on the Web. We hope you'll find these resources as helpful as we have in our Web programming adventures.
Cheong, Fah-Chun., Internet Agents: Spiders, Wanderers, Brokers, and Bots. New Riders, 1996;(Chapter 6).
Cope, Ken and Kris Jamsa. Internet Programming. Jamsa Press, 1995; (Chapter 19).
Marchuk, Michael. Building Internet Application with Visual Basic. Que, 1995; (Chapter 17).
On the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Web Site (http://ietf.cnri.reston.va.us/):
De Bruijn, Michiel. "Hook Into Browsers for the Web," Visual Basic Programmer's Journal. Fawcette Technical Publications, February, 1996.
Jackson, Steve. "Internet Control Pack," Microsoft Interactive Developer, Fawcette Technical Publications, Spring, 1996.
Jackson, Steve. "Internet Control Pack", Microsoft Interactive Developer, Fawcette Technical Publications, Spring, 1996.
The Dolphin System's Home Page: http://www.dolphinsys.com/
The Microsoft ActiveX Internet Control Pack Web site: http://www.microsoft.com/icp
General introduction to CGI: http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/
The Windows CGI Interface specification: http://website.ora.com/wsdocs/32demo/windows-cgi.html
The HTML Form-Testing Home Page: http://www.research.digital.com/nsl/formtest/home.html; provides information on how popular Web browsers handle HTML forms
Gilbert, Mike. "Building Activity Management Applications with Schedule+ and OLE," Found on Microsoft Tech-Ed 95 (ML304) on recent Microsoft Developer's Network CDs.
"Microsoft Schedule+ Programmer's Guide," BackOffice Software Development Kit
"A Specification for Writing Internet Server Applications," included with the Microsoft ActiveX SDK.
Franklin, Carl. "Serving Up The Web," Visual Basic Programmer's Journal, Fawcette Technical Publications, April, 1996.
Schmidt, Jim. "ISAPI: Writing Internet Information Server extensions Is No Day at the Zoo," Microsoft Interactive Developer, Fawcette Technical Publications, Spring, 1996.
The Process Software Corporation provides a link to its Web server's programmer's guide which includes ISAPI information: http://www.process.com/news/spec.htp
"Visual Programmer: Create Tray Icons in Visual Basic," Microsoft Systems Journal: Miller Freeman, February, 1996.
"A Beginner's Guide to HTML" http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimer.html
"Composing Good HTML" http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~tilt/cgh/
"Guides To Writing Style for HTML Documents" http://union.ncsa.uiuc.edu:80/HyperNews/get/www/html/guides.html
Pleas, Keith. "Visual basic Script," Microsoft Interactive Developer, Spring, 1996.
Templeman, Michael. "Collision Course: JavaScript and VBScript," Visual Basic Programmer's Journal, April, 1996.
The Microsoft VBScript Home Page: http://www.microsoft.com/vbscript
Schmidt, Jim. "ISAPI: Writing Internet Information Server extensions Is No Day at the Zoo," Microsoft Interactive Developer, Fawcette Technical Publications, Spring, 1996.
Microsoft Interactive Developer, a magazine published by Fawcette Technical Publications. (Half of the articles appearing in the premier issue are listed above. Need I say more?)
Microsoft Systems Journal, a magazine published by Miller Freeman.
Visual Basic Programmer's Journal, a magazine published by Fawcette Technical Publications (The quintessential VB magazine).
Web Techniques, a magazine published by Miller Freeman. (An excellent new magazine chock-full of Web programming information.)
WEBsmith Magazine, a magazine published by Specialized Systems Consultants, Inc. (SSC). (This provides mostly UNIX articles, but the basic concepts apply regardless of platform.)
"Carl and Gary's Visual Basic Home Page," http://www.apexsc.com/vb (My favorite jump off site!)
Avatar: The Interactive Developers' Online Magazine, http://www.avatarmag.com/
Microsoft's Visual Basic Page: http://www.microsoft.com/vbasic
The Development Exchange: http://www.windx.com
The Microsoft Systems Journal Page: http://www.msj.com/