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N Netscape Enterprise Server (Product) You may also be able to obtain admin tools from Netscape and Microsoft to carry out legitimate customizations on the browsers before deploying them throughout your organization. This can be called from JavaScript by setting the location.href of a window to a valid nethelp: location. Here are some examples: URL Description nethelp:netscape/home:start_here Front page of the help system nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_CERTS_CRYPTOMODS Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_CERTS_ISSUERS Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_INFO Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_PASS_UNSET Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_PREFS_APPLET Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_PREFS_MESSENGER Security help nethelp:netscape/collabra:HELP_SEC_PREFS_NAVIGATOR Security help Mostly, these special URLs will be useful for debugging. Getting details of the disk cache for example may be useful. Pulling up the JavaScript debugger page if you detect an error in your script might also be a cool trick. This appears to have changed somewhat in Netscape 6.0, which is likely to provide a whole range of new possibilities. Once the browser is fully debugged and working we can spend many happy hours inspecting it to discover them. Warnings: . This is not present in MSIE at all. It displays help using a completely different mechanism altogether. See also: about: URL, javascript: URL, mailbox: URL, mailto: URL, URL Netscape Enterprise Server (Product) A web server that supports JavaScript on the server side. Server-side scripting is accomplished by enclosing the JavaScript code inside tags in the HTML. These will be parsed out as the pages is processed and sent onwards. They will be replaced by the output of the script enclosed in the tags. The main difference is that where you might have used a document.write() method in the client-side script, on the server side, you use a write() method. If the tag remains intact and is forwarded in the document sent onwards to the browser, the browser should ignore it. However, this could give away much valuable information about the inside of the server and middle-ware. That could aid the wily hacker in an intrusion attack. See also: blob object, client object, Connection object, Cursor object, database object, DbPool object, File object, Lock object, project object, request object, response object, ResultSet object, SendMail object, server object, Stproc object 1515

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