Dreamweaver UltraDev 4: The Complete Reference

Ray West (Orlando, FL) is the Vice President and CIO of WorkAble Solutions, Inc; an Orlando, FL based company specializing in the web-based administration of health care alliances. He is an experienced developer that has used Drumbeat to build enterprise-level web applications. Tom Allen (Oriedo, FL) is a Vice President for MazePath, Inc., a software development firm with offices in Detroit, MI and Orlando, FL. Thomas Muck (McClean, VA) is the Web Application Developer for Integram, a privately held corporation in Northern Virginia. He is responsible for the development of front- and back-end e-commerce capabilities.

Part I: Getting Started with Dreamweaver UltraDev. Chapter 1: What is UltraDev and What Makes It So Ultra?. Chapter 2: Dreamweaver UltraDev Basics. Chapter 3: Building Your First Site. Chapter 4: Adding Pages to Your Site. Chapter 5: Publishing Your Site to the Internet. Part II: An Introduction to Web Scripting. Chapter 6: Developing a Web Application. Chapter 7: Active Server Pages in the UltraDev Environment. Chapter 8: Java Server Pages in the UltraDev Environment. Chapter 9: ColdFusion. Chapter 10: Advanced Scripting Topics. Part III: Integrating Databases wth UltraDev. Chapter 11: Making Databases with UltraDev. Chapter 12: Designing a Relational Database. Chapter 13: An Overview of the Structured Query Language. Part IV: Building Language-Specific Data-Driven Sites. Chapter 14: Designing and Planning Your Site. Chapter 15: Setting Up Your Data. Chapter 16: Defining Your Site. Chapter 17: Adding Database Features to Your Site. Chapter 18: Advanced Database Features Using UltraDev. Part V: Getting the Most Out of UltraDev. Chapter 19: Extending UlraDev. Chapter 20: Objects. Chapter 21: Building Server Behavior Extensions. Chapter 22: Other Extensions. Chapter 23: The UltraDev Shopping Cart: UltraDev Gets E-Commerce Ability.