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Introduction to Database-Enabled Web Documents
Requirements for Using Database Wizard
Overview of the Database Wizard
Connecting to Access Database Off-Line
Creating Table Blcok Showing Table Contents
Fine-tune Web Documents Created by Database Wizard

 

Before you use the Database Wizard, please make sure you meet the following basic requirements:

  • Microsoft Personal Web Server or Internet Information Server to preview ASP documents
    In order to preview Active Server Pages (ASP) documents that you create using the Database Wizard, you must have either Microsoft Personal Web Server (PWS) or Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) software installed on the computer on which you use Namo WebEditor.
  • PHP for Windows to preview PHP documents
    If you intend to use the Database Wizard to create PHP Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) documents, you must have PHP for Windows installed on the computer on which you use Namo WebEditor.
  • Database
    Both Namo WebEditor and your Web server must be able to connect to your database. For most kinds of databases, this connection is established through ODBC. Therefore, you need to have established your database as a data source (DSN) in Windows' ODBC Data Sources control panel. Alternatively, if you use a MySQL database, the Web server can connect to the database using a MySQL driver.
  • ASP- or PHP-capable Web server
    Your Web server must be able to run ASP or PHP scripts, depending on which script language you wish to use. If your Web server runs Microsoft IIS or PWS, no additional software is required to run ASP scripts. If your Web server runs Windows and you wish to use PHP, you must have PHP for Windows installed on your Web server. If your Web server runs Unix or Linux and you wish to use ASP, you must have a program capable of running ASP scripts, such as Chili!Soft ASP, installed on your Web server. If your Web server runs Unix or Linux and you wish to use PHP, you must have the appropriate PHP software for your operating system installed on your Web server.

  

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This document is created using Namo WebEditor 4 on August 2, 2000.

 

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