Development Technologies

Microsoft Windows Distributed interNet Application (Windows DNA) Architecture is a dynamic set of technologies that you can use to build Web applications. Microsoft has added several key aspects to the architecture with Windows 2000.

This section contains:

• Component Services: Describes the services used in component and web development.
• Dynamic HTML: Discusses Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language (DHTML).
• Windows Script Components: Outlines using COM components using scripting languages.
• XML: Describes Extensible Markup Language (XML).
• Active Directory Service Interfaces: Discusses the Active Directory Service Interfaces and their use with IIS.