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WebRAD : building database applications on the Web with Visual FoxPro and Web Connection /
Annotation Web Connection is an incredible product, enabling you to build high performance, feature-rich, database-enabled websites using the language you know and love - Visual FoxPro. But, as more than one developer has said, "it's a bitch to learn." This book is your personal tutor...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Whitefish Bay, Wis. :
Hentzenwerke Pub.,
©2002.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Our Contract with You, The Reader
- List of Chapters
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- About the Authors
- How to Download the Files
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Who should be reading this book?
- Chapter 2: What is Web Connection?
- What Web Connection is not
- Updates
- Conclusion
- Chapter 3: Installing, Configuring, and Testing Web Connection
- Installation
- How it all works
- Setting up Windows
- Installing a Web server
- Installing Visual FoxPro
- Installing Web Connection
- Testing your Web Connection installation
- Running Web Connection.
- What's installed, and where
- \wconnect
- \inetpub\wwwroot\wconnect
- Drive C
- How Web Connection works inside
- When something goes wrong
- Authentication dialog appears
- Nothing happens when clicking on a WC. DLL link
- Web Connection error message displays
- Save As/Download dialog
- Cannot update the server
- Conclusion
- Chapter 4: Your First Web Connection Application
- This chapter's sample application
- A review of your directory structure
- Creating your project
- Moving your project
- Testing your project
- Optimizing your development environment-just a bit.
- EXE shortcut
- Running your Web Connection server inside VFP
- HTML page shortcut
- Help file shortcuts
- Opening up and adding code to the project
- Accessing static (non-Web Connection) files
- Referencing static files
- Setting up static files
- Running your app
- Accessing data
- Setting up your database
- Opening your database
- Presenting parameter selections to the user
- Digging data out of your database
- Updating your database
- Using script maps instead of calls to WC. DLL
- Script map syntax
- Benefits to script maps
- Deploying your application to a live Web server.
- Setting up your live Web server directory structure
- Getting your application's files to the server
- Administering your live Web server
- When something goes wrong
- Conclusion
- Chapter 5: How the Internet Works
- IP addressing-how Internet servers find each other
- What makes up a domain name? (How humans talk to the Internet)
- Protocol
- Host name
- Second-level domain
- Top-level domain
- How to register your domain name
- How does the world know where my site is located?
- Routers
- When something goes wrong
- PING
- Trace routes
- Conclusion
- Chapter resources.
- Chapter 6: Complete Web Development Environment
- Development machine
- IIS on Windows 2000 Professional
- WS-FTP
- WinZip
- HTML authoring tools
- Conclusion
- Chapter resources
- Chapter 7: Server Hardware and Hosting
- Memory
- Processors
- Hard drives
- RAID drives
- NIC cards
- Hosting options
- Do-it-yourself hosting
- Shared, co-location, managed co-location, or dedicated?
- Physical facilities
- Racks
- Power
- Connectivity
- Redundancy
- Service-Level Agreements (SLAs)
- IP addresses
- Other services
- Conclusion
- Chapter resources.