The main goal of this chapter is to present the different types of threat categories that are present when offering web applications to the public. In addition to presenting the threat definitions and examples, it also provides you with practical mitigation strategies if you are using Apache as the front-end web server for your applications....   Read Article.

New web-based processors are popping up everywhere. Do they work as well as Microsoft Word? What do you get? What's missing? Laurie Rowell takes a look....   Read Article.

Get a tour of the emerging world of Apache, specifically the Xerces Java XML parser. This chapter introduces the Xerces download component, its integrated parser, documentation, and samples. Then it focuses on the critical packages and shows how to construct working applications, using both the Document Object Model (DOM) and Simple API for XML (SAX)...   Read Article.

Ralf S. Engelschall provides step-by-step instructions for building a full-featured Apache web server with Perl scripting and SSL/TLS capabilities....   Read Article.

Enterprises that need a mail server now have Apache James as a powerful option. James is a free, open source mail server that is easy to administer while being powerful and extensible. Kulvir Bhogal makes the introduction and shows you how to set James up to be your enterprise mail server solution....   Read Article.