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NSAPI
(NetScape API) A programming interface on Netscape's Web Server. Using NSAPI function calls, Web pages can invoke programs on the server, typically to access data in a database. NSAPI is an alternative to using CGI scripts on Netscape Web servers.

Server-Side Processing
This illustration shows the various methods used to deploy server-side processing. NSAPI applications are only one technique used in Web servers.
NSAPI - Netscape Application Programming Interface
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