Objects on the Web: The Impact of the World Wide Web and Database Architectures

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Objects on the Web: The Impact of the World Wide Web and Database Architectures

Posted June 30, 1997 | Leadership | Leadership |

OBJECTS ON THE WEB: THE IMPACT OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB ON DATABASE ARCHITECTURES

by Keith Reilly

Today's World Wide Web sites put unique demands on database management systems that were not previously emphasized by traditional client-server applications.

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Keith Reilly

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Objects on the Web: The Impact of the World Wide Web and Database Architectures

OBJECTS ON THE WEB: THE IMPACT OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB ON DATABASE ARCHITECTURES

by Keith Reilly

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