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In the early days of JavaScript, writing the computed, server-side part of a web application in JavaScript was an almost impossible idea The technology was there, but there wasn t enough interest yet to capture the attention of developers This gradually changed through the years, and eventually led to CommonJS In fact, this was exactly the goal of ServerJS, the precursor to CommonJS: to provide a viable way to create web applications with a JavaScript backend And that s no longer just a pipe dream Nowadays, lots of server-side JavaScript applications are being launched, and more companies are starting to test the usefulness of the language for building their next web application This confuses quite a lot of people, of course: why would we want to write a web application in JavaScript when there are already a lot of other languages to choose from The most common answer is reuse.

The rpm command has options that will tell you which files were in an RPM package: -q to query, -l to list, and -p to specify that the path to package you are querying is the next argument. Look for the string '/bin/javac$', using the egrep program, which searches for simple regular expressions in its input stream: cloud9: ~/Downloads$ rpm -q -l -p ~/Downloads/jdk-6u7-linux-i586.rpm | egrep '/bin/javac$'

Figure C-2. The same XML document opened in XMLSpy s grid view In addition, XMLSpy can parse XML files and report on whether they are well-formed. XML files must follow the W3C conventions regarding file formation (every opening tag must have a matching closing tag, tag names cannot have spaces, etc). If any of these conventions are not followed, the document is not well-formed XML, and XMLSpy will report an error.

By using JavaScript, you can use the same language to develop both the client-side and the serverside parts of the application JavaScript is the de jure language of the browser, and it now has the blessed status of being natively supported by both the client-side and the server-side something that no other language can claim..

This assumes a working directory of ~/Downloads when running the JDK installation program, as the installer unpacks the bundled RPM files in the current working directory. The output indicates that the JDK was installed in /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_07 and the java programs are in the directory /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_07/bin. Add the following two lines to your .bashrc or .bash_profile: export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0_07 export PATH=${JAVA_HOME}/bin:${PATH} The update_env.sh script, shown in Listing 1-1, will attempt to do this setup for you (this script is provided along with the downloadable code for this book). This script assumes you downloaded the RPM installer for the JDK. Listing 1-1. The update_env.sh Script #! /bin/sh # # # # # # # # # # # This script attempts to work out the installation directory of the jdk, given the installer file. The script assumes that the installer is an rpm based installer and that the name of the downloaded installer ends in -rpm-bin The script first attempts to verify there is one argument and the argument is an existing file The file may be either the installer binary, the -rpm.bin or the actual installation rpm that was unpacked by the installer

One thing that s needed, though, to make JavaScript work on the server side is a set of language APIs that deal with application servers. In order for it to be used on the server side, JavaScript must learn the language of requests and responses from a server s point of view. The CommonJS specification that deals with web applications is called the JavaScript Gateway Interface specification, or simply JSGI. This specification defines a model for creating JavaScript serverside applications using a very simple flow via function decoration. In the JSGI model, an application is a simple JavaScript function that receives an object argument called the environment. It should then return a response object that contains the details of the response. Here s a very simple JSGI application: var app = function(env){ return { status: 200, headers: { 'content-type': 'text/plain', 'content-length': 12 }, body: ['Hello World!'] }; };

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Beyond checking for well-formed documents, XMLSpy can validate XML files against a schema. So, if you have the schema for a given XML file, XMLSpy will help you edit the file and also be able to report if the file does not comply with the schema (Figure C-3).