Seeing as how an "application" can be anything from a Web-form-to-email
script to a multi-server computational powerhouse (a la Amazon.com),
there's no way to tell a computer to "find the Web applications on this
network and report back".

To answer your second question, Web servers generally include a "Server:"
HTTP response header that reports the server software being used (Apache,
IIS, etc.). I hope that helps.

At 02:59 PM 4/5/01 -0800, Voodoo Child wrote:
>Has anyone done this and do you have a methodolgy ? It seems to me that
>spidering the site is only part of doing it. It will show links and paths
>but not applications.
>
>>From the HTML how can I tell what application server is being used ?

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