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![]() html++ is a sophisticated, cross-platform, class library that encapsulates HTML (hypertext markup language) tags and features in a convenient, easy-to-use library of C++ classes. Using html++, you can create web pages using C++ objects instead of embedded HTML tags. html++ includes over 80 classes for HTML 3 elements, including text, hyperlinks, images, tables, CGI, forms, frames, cookies, and more. For developers interested in producing dynamic or interactive web sites, html++ is a higher-performance, more flexible alternative to scripting languages such as Perl, or even Active Server Pages. html++ automates and manages many of the most difficult and cumbersome aspects of web page construction, such as CGI (common gateway interface) and forms processing, nested tables, dynamic web page generation, and HTML output.
HTML: delivering information everywhere Until now, web developers have had to use proprietary, arcane, or ineffecient languages such as Perl, shell scripts, or custom controls to produce dynamic content. Such tools are not easily scaled for high-bandwidth uses, and are generally not portable to other operating systems.
C/C++ is more powerful and practical Equally important, solutions developed using Perl or similar scripting systems may not work on other systems, such as when migrating from a Windows NT server to a Unix server. html++ overcomes such limitations by providing a uniform set of features across disparate environments.
html++ allows developers to use familiar tools
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