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Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

uitserveren

English translation:

serve (out)

Added to glossary by David Van der Vloet
Feb 5, 2006 11:04
18 yrs ago
Dutch term

uitserveren

Dutch to English Bus/Financial IT (Information Technology)
in a sentence such as: "De complete pagina waarop het zoekformulier staat wordt uitgeserveerd."
How would you render this in English? Serviced out?
Thanks in advance.
Proposed translations (English)
3 +3 serve (out)
4 +2 present/display
4 put on our server(s)

Discussion

Wouter van Kampen Feb 6, 2006:
A servlet is a Java programma it is not a script!
Wouter van Kampen Feb 6, 2006:
Quite to the contrary what Saitch is claiming Java scripts are not served out. These scripts are part of a html page and work on the client machine The "on submit" is a Post method. Scripts that are served out are e.g. Server Side Includes.
David Van der Vloet (asker) Feb 5, 2006:
or maybe...published?

Proposed translations

+3
5 hrs
Selected

serve (out)

Appears to be common usage in IT context.

sample refs:

Usenet Archive
Subject: Re: Explorer 6 en meerdere submit-knoppen in een formulier ... het server-side script dat javascript uitserveerd maakt gebruik van dezelfde ...
www2.usenetarchive.org/Dir91/File410.html

Using Dynamic JavaScript Source Reference for Embedded Content and ...
You can use the variety of server-side dynamic content rendering ... Servlet that served out a piece of JavaScript code that would render the survey for the ...
www.devnewz.com/ devnewz-3-20031014UsingDynamicJavaScriptSourceReferenceforEmbeddedContentandSyndication.html

emeitner.f2o.org
... There are types of ad content served out by ad servers ... Javascript is usually the worst culprit - but this is very ... On our web server we create a virtual server ...
emeitner.f2o.org/projects/adnull/


James Mc Parlane's Blog - MetaWrap WireWrap JavaScript XSLT CSS ...
It can be used stand-alone but is designed to be the client end for application objects served out of a MetaWrap server cluster. The MetaWrap Apache module ...
blog.metawrap.com/blog/ MetaWrapWireWrapJavaScriptXSLTCSSRenderingPipeline.aspx
Peer comment(s):
agree Dave Calderhead : or even disributed by server to client [applications]
1 hr
'Serve out' would have to be regarded as jargon, but if it fits the context it's the right jargon. Otherwise you could say 'provided', 'issued', etc. (or 'distributed' if it goes to multiple clients)..
agree Stefan de Boeck (X) : serve out
21 hrs
agree avantix
1 day 6 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you!"
+2
19 mins

present/display

Seems to me that the page is simply being 'presented' or more simply 'displayed'.
Peer comment(s):
agree Andre de Vries
23 mins
agree Arsen Nazarian : or: presented apart
1 hr
neutral Dave Calderhead : I think Kenneth's answer is more accurate
2 hrs
neutral Ken Cox : the page is displayed on a client machine or by a client application -- that's a different process
5 hrs
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10 hrs

put on our server(s)

I have never ever heard of serve out as IT jargon.
They simply mean that they will publish the form by putting it on their server(s).

That's it and nothing else. I would just simply say publish (on the internet or the web) or display.
Peer comment(s):
disagree Stefan de Boeck (X) : javascript routines are 'served out' to make the form actually DO sth (onsubmit=search) and not just sit there.// yes.they're js routines.
16 hrs
What are you raving on about Java scripts? It is a form [zoekformulier] that might or might not contain Java script.Remember what the Post and Get methods are?
agree FionaDV (X) : better late than never (just stumbled upon this while googling terminology)
614 days
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