Web Technology — CACS205 (3rd Sem)

Tribhuvan University BCA · 3rd Semester · CACS205 · 2021

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_ ie Tribhuvan University Y Com Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences LE we S OFFICE OF THE DEAN we : 2021 Bachelor in Computer Applications Full Marks: 60 Course Title: Web Technology Pass Marks: 24 Code No: CACS205 Time: 3 hours Semester: III Batch: 2020 Candidates are required to answer the questions in their own words as far as possible. GroupB | Attempt any SIX questions. [6x5 = 30] 2- Create the following table using the HTML elements. [5] Se le - 30 What ore the various font-related attributes inCSS? Explain with suitable example. [2+3] & How does Tier Technology function inside the architectural framework of a web application? [5] __5, How does a web server process and handle HTTP requests and responses with example? [5] %. Create a server site script to use cookie variables for the login and logout process without using databases. [5] % Use server-site scripting to calculate the x" using the data from two text boxes. [5] . What are the new form elements introduced in HTML5 and how do they differ from previous versions? [5] . Group C Attempt any TWO questions. [2x10 = 20] “9. Given an XML document that contains a list of products with the following elements: As productname, category, price, and quantity, write an XSLT stylesheet that: [2+2+2+2+2] a) Filters out any products that have a quantity less than 10 b) Groups the remaining products by category and creates a new XML document with a new element called "category" that contains the products within that category as child elements. : c) Within each category element, sorts the products by price in descending order. : d) Transforms the element "productname" into an attribute of each product element. ¢) Add anew element called "total-price" to each product element, which contains the total price of the product (price * quantity)

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