Exploration of Dreamweaver MX Ultradev

Today we got Dreamweaver MX, which is also the third MX product on hand (previously Flash MX and ColdFusion MX). This year is really an MX year! After a year, the good news about MX from Macromedia goes on one after another. Let's wait and there will be the fourth (Fireworks MX ). I am a little worried about Macromedia: What is the name of the next version of these products. It's time to get started.

Now, in the background, MX can not only use Asp, Jsp, Coldfusion, Asp.net, Php, and Coldfusion MX. You have more options, so be happy! Supports the latest Coldfusion MX tag and Coldfusion MX code debugging. It fully supports Asp.net Datasets, DataGrid, and Datalist.

Start MX (later in the article called MX, Dreamwerver does not add, typing is troublesome), the startup interface and Flash MX feel bad, indeed, I think other MX products may be like this! After entering the interface, the layout is similar to that of Flash MX. The color and position of the panel are similar, which makes it easier to use. Here we will mainly discuss the Application panel (because Asp-related things are all here). We will not discuss other panels here. It is a Tiger thing. If it is a newbie, I can only say sorry here.

I can tell you the good news. I found that the background in MX is slightly different from the previous UD. His feature tag is all included in the Application panel (as shown in the figure qy-1), click Application, see no, all the things that were often seen in UD appear here.

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Figure qy-1

Expand the Application panel, as shown in the qy-2)
Database: Define Database connection
Bindings: bind data
Server behaviors: Behavior (most functional, most powerful)
Components: in Asp, this panel is not needed.
I think you will be very kind at first glance. Select the Database tag. If you can see it, it will be helpful. Tell you how to use it. For new users, you can learn while learning. Good, very good.

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