Electronic Commerce: On-Line Ordering and Digital Money

Vacca, John; Loshin, Peter; Murphy, Paul A.

ISBN 10: 1584500301 / ISBN 13: 9781584500308

Published by Charles River Media, Herndon, Virginia, U.S.A., 2001

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Nice, presentable edition with a sealed CD. Stamped on the inside back cover page. Clean clear text.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Electronic Commerce: On-Line Ordering and Digital Money
• Publisher: Charles River Media, Herndon, Virginia, U.S.A.
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1584500301
• ISBN 13: 9781584500308
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition: 3rd Edition
• Condition: Good

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Synopsis

This best-selling book/CD package has been completely updated. It covers everything from building a web commerce site to security issues to various methods of transacting business on the Internet with EDI, smart cards, etc.

KEY FEATURES
- New material on ASPs, Microsoft Commerce Server, SQL Enterprise Manager, JAVA Servelets, smart cards, EDI, and setting up web stores on the Internet
- CD includes the latest SET protocols, banner ad applets and encryption code
- Discusses Internet security protocols, e.g. SSL, HTTPS and digital signatures

NEW TO THE THIRD EDITION:

Design and build a complete Web electronic commerce site. Create an effective shopping cart application and product database. Expanded discussion of EDI. Implementing and working with ASPs. Develop Web stores using Microsoft Commerce Server and Intershop. Implement Web merchandising strategies. Configure banner advertising. Secure the transmission of orders and payments with encryption. Process credit card transactions with payment gateway systems. Create digitally signed applets to increase functionality. Implement a shopping basket with Visual InterDev and ASP. Build a database with SQL Enterprise Manager Creating Web stores with Commerce Server and Intershop. Configure shipping and tax components. Secure your store with SSL and HTTPS. Build secure Web applications with Java Servlets and Secure Sockets Layer. Program Java smart card applications to store encrypted user information. Use a payment gateway. Configure and incorporate Microsoft Wallet. Verify data integrity with message digests. Install an encryption provider and encryption algorithms. Create a custom RMI socket factory. Enable SSL support in an application server. Build Servlets to restrict user access. Write and install smart card applications.

About the Author

Pete Loshin (Boston, MA) writes and consults about networking and the Internet. He recently published TCP/IP for Everyone. John Vacca resides in Ohio and is the author of twenty books on computer-related topics. He has served as a computer security official with NASA. Paul A. Murphy is a St. Louis-based online banking consultant.