Does Virtuoso offer a Web application development language?
Yes, the Web application development language is called VirtUoso Server Pages (file extensions .vsp) and this can be used in conjunction with XML based server side control called VirtUoso Server Pages for XML (file extension .vspx). VSPX offers a suite of data bound controls for browsing and updating SQL data, input validation, session management and any other common web application development environment features.
Yes, the Web application development language is called OpenLink virtuoso Server Pages (file extensions .vsp) and this can be used in conjunction with XML based server side control called OpenLink virtuoso Server Pages for XML (file extension .vspx). VSPX offers a suite of data bound controls for browsing and updating SQL data, input validation, session management and any other common web application development environment features.
Yes, the Web application development language is called Virtuoso Server Pages (file extensions .vsp) and this can be used in conjunction with XML based server side control called Virtuoso Server Pages for XML (file extension .vspx), and a server side module container called Virtuoso Server Modules for XML (.vsmx files). This Web application development architecture provides a clear seperation of Data (data bound .vspx controls), Programming Logic (.vsmx files for application logic), and Formatting (.vsp for HTML display). Your Virtuoso installation includes a collection of data bound controls for browsing and updating SQL data, input validation, session management and any other common web application development environment features.
Virtuoso offers an object oriented dynamic web page language similar toASP.net. This automates functions such as session management,scrolling through database cursors, binding forms to database records,input validation etc. In addition to this, there is a simpler webpage language similar to PHP where a regular HTML page may includestored procedure code for generating dynamic data.