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ISO Standards for Geographic InformationNow that the theoretical foundations of the project have been laid, it’s time to start putting them to work. In this chapter, we’ll implement the first page for the TShirtShop web site. In this chapter, you will

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ISO Standards for Geographic InformationAfter learning about the three-tier architecture and implementing a bit of your web site’s main page, you’re ready to start creating the TShirtShop product catalog.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45553-1In the previous chapter, you implemented a selectable list of departments for the TShirtShop web site. However, a product catalog is much more than that list of departments. In this chapter, you’ll add many new product catalog features, including displaying product lists and a product details.

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ISO Surveys of a Dusty UniverseMany online stores allow shoppers to customize the products they buy. For example, when selling t-shirts, it’s common to let your customer choose the size and color of the t-shirt—sparing them the fashion risk of one-size-one-color-fits-all. In this chapter, we’ll implement the product attributes feature in TShirtShop (see Figure 6-1).

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Philippe Lemaire,Jean-Luc DelvauxYour administrators are now able to edit the departments and categories of your e-commerce web site. In this chapter, we add the missing features relating to managing products and their attributes. More specifically, we will implement features in this chapter that will allow the site administrator to accomplish the following:

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RFID Privacy: Challenges and ProgressWelcome to the second stage of development! During this stage, you’ll start improving and adding new features to the already existing, fully functional e-commerce site.

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Stephan Spitz,Jens Urmann,Gisela MeisterIn this chapter we’ll enhance our fully functional shopping cart using the technology that made web development headlines in 2005. This technology is called AJAX, and it allows you to make your web applications easier and more pleasant to use for your visitors.

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Stephan Spitz,Jens Urmann,Gisela MeisterYour new, shiny, AJAXified shopping cart is fully functional, except that it doesn’t allow your visitors to actually place orders, which is rather troubling since that is the point of all this! We’ll deal with that issue in this chapter in two separate stages:

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