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problems had affected 500 000 gas and electricity consumers over the previous 12 months. Research conducted on their behalf by NOP World suggested that 9% of consumers had experienced debt due to estimated billing. The cost to consumers was stated to be 2 million in avoidable debt. It was also estimated that almost 50 000 British Gas customers throughout the UK do not receive their rst bill for up to a year and, as a consequence, owe British Gas around 13 million. In 1999 British Gas served a writ on systems supplier SCT International claiming damages in respect of software it had supplied for billing business gas customers. Examples such as these lie at or near the pinnacle of a mountain of failure. Beneath lies examples such as the incident in Japan on 1 March 2003 when failure of the system that transmits such data as ight numbers and ight plans to airports led to the cancellation of 122 ights and delays to a further 721. On the lowest slopes are the failures we all experience on a regular basis such as the long queue at the library while the numbers of the borrowers and their books are written out by hand because the system is down again and the delay at the supermarket checkout because a price is missing on the point of sale system. Obviously, not every coding error or design snag or glitch in the operation of an information system merits serious investigation, but even when these failures are excluded there are still ample left to study.

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Web server software supporting the HTTP protocol has to run on the server side. This Web server will listen for the user s requests, usually on port 80. If the Web server receives a simple request for a static HTML page, it can handle this request without any additional software. The server also needs to run a servlet engine (or an application server that has a servlet container that is a component that supports the life cycle of servlets). If a user requests some information that should be retrieved programmatically from a database or any other resource, we ll use Java servlets that will accommodate the request, build an output HTML page dynamically, and pass that page over to the user with the help of the Web server. When the user s Web browser displays the received page, it does not know if that page was a static HTML page or a fresh one right from the oven (servlet engine). Even though HTML is just a markup language, it has some basic elements and GUI components, such as buttons, text fields, check boxes, and dropdown lists, that allow users to enter data, make some selections, and submit requests to a remote server. For example, the HTML <FORM> tag enables users to enter and submit data from a Web page. Since this is not an HTML tutorial we ll just mention some important elements of this tag: