A novel technique for ASP.NET dynamic web validation
Chee Sheen Chan, Jer Lang Hong · International Conference on Intelligent Information Processing · 2014
HTML documents are progressively being generated by dynamic scripts running on a web server, for instance ASP, PHP, J2EE, and etc. These application has a tendency of producing malformed HTML documents, in other words these documents does not adhere to the official DTD for HTML 4.01 or XHTML 1.0 defined by the World Wide Consortium (W3C). While state-of-the art browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari and etc discretely correct these errors, most of the time these documents failed to render properly due to some compatibility issues, resulting in deterioration in performance. A wide range of validation tools have been developed to address this issue, unfortunately these tools failed to handle these dynamically generated web documents in the realm of dynamic web applications. Unlike static HTML, which can easily be validated by the validation tool made available by W3C and the others. And therefore in this paper, we present a novel and contemporary tool for validating dynamic ASP.NET web applications vigorously.