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Web Technologies Time: 2 Hrs. Full Marks: 40 Pass Marks: 16

This document provides guidelines for an exam on web technologies. It is divided into two sections. Section A contains two questions worth 8 marks each, requiring descriptions of the differences between web clients and servers and architectures like 2-tier, 3-tier and n-tier systems. It also asks for a program displaying a web form with validation. Section B contains six questions worth 4 marks each, asking about HTML document structure, JavaScript popups, dynamic tables, stylesheets, FTP transfer modes, event handlers, XML syntax and structure, namespaces, schemas and content, style and behavior layers. Candidates are instructed to answer the questions in their own words as much as possible.

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Web Technologies Time: 2 Hrs. Full Marks: 40 Pass Marks: 16

This document provides guidelines for an exam on web technologies. It is divided into two sections. Section A contains two questions worth 8 marks each, requiring descriptions of the differences between web clients and servers and architectures like 2-tier, 3-tier and n-tier systems. It also asks for a program displaying a web form with validation. Section B contains six questions worth 4 marks each, asking about HTML document structure, JavaScript popups, dynamic tables, stylesheets, FTP transfer modes, event handlers, XML syntax and structure, namespaces, schemas and content, style and behavior layers. Candidates are instructed to answer the questions in their own words as much as possible.

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Web Technologies

Time: 2 Hrs.
Full Marks: 40 Pass Marks: 16
Candidates are required to answer the questions in their own word as far
as practicable.

Group ‘A’
 Answer any TWO questions from this section. Each
question carries EIGHT marks.
1. Different between web client and web server. Explain the 2-Tier, 3-
Tier and n-Tier technology with its architecture.
2. Write one single program in HTML and JavaScript that displays a
web form with following elements: three textbox (username, email and
password), one radio buttons, one options selection box (combo box)
and a submit button; Perform proper form validation when submit button
is clicked. If form validation passes, display all the values of the form
elements in browser.
3. What is XML? Write xml syntax for following DTD
<!DOCTYPE PEOPLE[
<!ELEMENT people (husband)*>
<!ELEMENT husband(name, age, wife)>
<!ATLIST husband employed CDATA "Yes">
<!ELEMENT name(#PCDATA)*>
<!ELEMENT age(#PCDATA)*>
<!ELEMENT wife(fname,lname,age)*>
<!ELEMENT fname(#PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT lname(#PCDATA)>
]

Group ‘B’
 Answer any SIX questions from this section. Each
question carries FOUR marks.
4. Discuss the structure of HTML document with suitable example.
5. What are the different types of pop up boxes in javascript? Explain
with examples.
6. Write a client side script that dynamically generates single row table
from following dataset
thead = [“name”,”age”,”gender”]
tdata = [ [Ram, 28, 'male'],[‘Sita’,30,’female’]]
The thead contains data for table heading and tdata for td.
7. How can you insert stylesheet in your HTML document? Discuss all
possibilities with example.
8. What is FTP. Explain 3 modes for data transfer.
9. What are the 2 traditional ways of assigning event handlers to HTML
DOM.
10. Explain the XML syntax and structure rules.
11. How is XML defined? What are the benefits of using XML
namespace?
12. What is XML Schema? What are advantages of XML Schema
Document (XSD)?
13. Write short notes on
A) Content Layer
B) Style layer
C) Behavior Layer

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