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The user interface of a Web-based application is delivered through a Web browser instead of through a custom client application. The application and business logic for a Web application is provided by software components running on Web application servers and other centrally controlled and managed machines. Web-based delivery of applications makes sense for a number of reasons:

// use backwards induction to price lookback option for (i=N-1; i >= 0; i--) { for (j = i; j >= -i; j--) { if (i == j) { node[i][j].optionPrice[0]=exp(rate*dt)*(pu*(node[i+1][j+1].optionPrice[0 ]) + pm*(node[i+1][j].optionPrice[0]) + pd*(node[i+1] [j1].optionPrice[1]));

Undoubtedly, you ve used one of Excel s worksheet functions in a formula and discovered that the formula returns an error value (for example, #VALUE!). A formula can return an error value in a number of situations, including:

Both gures are correct; they just have a different interpretation. Arithmetic value added is the difference between the fund return and the benchmark return for the period. Geometric value added is the ratio of the rate of growth in the two investments over the period. The geometric value added is the return that reconciles the amount of extra dollars we would have had after investing in the active fund versus investing in the benchmark.

We have looked at how you can select records from a table by using the Recordset object. The SELECT statement in the preceding example was based on the ORDER BY clause. This means that selection of records is based on a condition and to select the records from a table; navigation through the records in the table is necessary. To navigate through records in a table, the Recordset object provides the MoveNext() method. Before we delve into details of the MoveNext() method, you need to know about cursors. When you navigate in a virtual record set table, your current position in the record set is marked by a pointer, which is called a cursor. The cursor is always placed in the first record of the record set when an instance of a Recordset object is created. (There are several types of cursors; details about cursors will be discussed later in the chapter.) The MoveNext() method moves the cursor to the next record in the Recordset object. The following example creates a new Recordset object and then moves the cursor forward by one row:

Dim i As Integer text = Application.Trim(text) TextLen = Len(text) ACRONYM = Left(text, 1) For i = 2 To TextLen If Mid(text, i, 1) = Then ACRONYM = ACRONYM & Mid(text, i + 1, 1) End If Next i ACRONYM = UCase(ACRONYM) End Function

Copy the application WAR file, to the /webapps directory in the JWSDP environment and restart the server. Using a Web browser, check to see whether the servlet application is deployed and then test the JAXM services using its clients.

Finally, based on the updated state variables Y(t) and (t) at each node, we compute the drift term mt , which is used for computing the probabilities. mt (Yt , t ) = where f (0, t ) = f (0, t + t ) f (0, t ) t e Yt (f (0, t ) e Yt ) + t + f (0, t ) 2