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Macromedia ColdFusion (www.macromedia.com) was among the first and most successful products to insert its own markup language into HTML with a primary

In the real-time environment of the Web, users want information now, and at some point an organization will need to have a dynamic relationship to data.

Java Server Pages were something of a late comer to Java and had a rocky start, but that was a couple of years ago. Today, JSP is a well-accepted

Using HTML for managing data is like using a set of three metric wrenches to fix an American automobile. It can be done, maybe -- sort of, but it sure

If you haven't yet met Perl ... well, you've missed quite a character. Perl has been around for a while, and data is hardly its only trick. Perl can do a

PHP is nearly as old as Perl (and in fact was originally written in Perl). Unlike most of the other tools, PHP addresses databases on an individual basis.

Ipswitch's WhatsUp Premium Gold is a bundle of monitoring capabilities essentially based on network monitoring for the Microsoft Windows operating

To help with the evaluation of server management tools, we've crafted a functionality checklist ideal for comparing the coverage of suites and specialist

In the realm of infrastructure management, server management tools have a wide row to hoe. In most cases, these tools are the center, or hub, of the

A server room’s potential is achieved through infrastructure management tools. Learn what tools you need now.

Web servers don't compete in the same sense as most other software offerings do. For one thing, the most widely used server, Apache, is open source and

If there is one theme that emerges from successful server consolidation projects, it's specificity. Hand waving like, "just get rid of a hundred servers