Q. Why do search engines prefer to perform search queries on the server side rather than using client-side applets?

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Q. What is the main factor that determines whether data must come to the user's machine or user's input must go to the server for computation?

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Q. What is the primary variable factor when dealing with search interactions on the web?

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Q. Why is it important for search engines not to distribute the full electronic text to all users for free?

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Q. What problem did early web developers foresee regarding the future of websites?

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Q. Which term describes websites that remain static or unchanged over time?

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Q. What is the main advantage of database-generated websites?

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Q. Which technology allows accessing databases from CGI scripts and Java applets?

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Q. What is a characteristic of the most dynamic way to access database content on the web?

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Q. What security restriction is placed on Java applets in terms of connecting to machines?

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Q. Why is it necessary for the database server to run on the same machine as the web server?

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Q. What role does a CGI script play in database-generated websites?

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Q. What is a limitation of user interfaces in systems that generate web content from databases?

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Q. Why are vendor-specific web servers considered more secure?

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Q. What is a key advantage of generating web pages offline and then uploading them to the web server?

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Q. Which type of programs can be used to generate HTML pages offline?

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Q. What role does PHP play in offline web page generation?

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Q. What advantage does offline batch generation offer in terms of security?

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Q. What is a limitation of offline-generated web pages?

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Q. When is the low-tech solution of offline page generation suitable?

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