Adobe GoLive 5.0 - Feature List

Adobe GoLive 5

VISUAL LAYOUT AND DESIGN

WYSIWYG Cascading Style Sheets
• Create and edit style sheets.
• Create and control floating layers.
• Control the layout mode to match different browsers.

Easy-to-use dynamic HTML
• Easily control ready-to-use JavaScript Actions.
• Create your own Actions.
• Create and control animations with a Timeline Editor.

Layout and design
• (NEW) Tightly integrated with your other favorite Adobe applications including Photoshop, LiveMotion, and Illustrator.
• Precisely place objects using a layout grid, boxes, and rulers.
• Create, place, and change master objects on pages throughout a site.
• Visually create and lay out tables.
• Import tab-delimited ASCII text into tables.
• Create HTML 4.0 Web-based forms.
• Select from a wide range of color palettes, including Web-safe colors.

HTML native file format
• Share files with others using any HTML authoring tool or text editor - on any type of computer.

Professional source code editing
• View and write HTML source code.
• (NEW) 360Code™ ensures integrity of all code including HTML, JavaScript, ASP, XML, and others.
• Automatically check HTML syntax, including compatibility with different browsers.
• Switch quickly between layout and source modes for tracking individual page elements.
• Go to HTML by line number.
• Write HTML code snippets.
• Create JavaScripts using the integrated ExtendScript editor with color syntax checking.

PROFESSIONAL SITE DEVELOPMENT

Advanced site management and
visual site creation
• Design, create, edit, and view an entire site or import existing sites.
• Visually check and repair broken links.
• Automatically generate sites from templates and master pages.
• Easily upload or download individual Web pages or an entire Web site via FTP.
• Display estimated download times for a Web page.
• (NEW) Site Builder for fast prototyping and information flow-charting.
• (NEW) WebDAV functionality allows users to have secure workgroup functionality.
• (NEW) Powerful and flexible views to represent site data with multiple panes for multiple views.
• (NEW) Powerful Site Report features for Web site reporting.

Unprecedented flexibility
• Save user-defined elements on a palette, then easily drag and drop them into your designs.
• Automatically save user-selected or defined colors for a site.
• Save user-defined font sets for a site.

CUTTING-EDGE WEB PRODUCTION

Dynamic content creation
• (NEW) Dynamic Link: Create dynamic Web sites that connect to ODBC-compliant databases.
• Support for WebObjects.
• (NEW) Complete support for W3C standards including SVG, and XML.
• (NEW) Support for rich-media technologies including Flash (.swf) and Real Networks G2.
• Enhanced Interactive Editor includes support for Streaming QuickTime, media paste board, and unified layout grid.


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Web Access to Data

Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000 delivers features for accessing data stored in SQL Server databases and OLAP cubes through the Web. These features ensure that data is available through intuitive user interfaces and is fully searchable, even by novice users.

SQL Server 2000 enables access using a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) by several different mechanisms that are associated with an instance of SQL Server 2000. Among other actions, the URL can do the following:

Execute SQL queries directly
URL queries have the form: http://server/vroot?sql="..." For URL queries, Internet applications can compose URL strings that reference a SQL Server 2000 virtual root and that contain a T-SQL statement. The T-SQL statement is sent to the instance of SQL Server 2000 associated with the virtual root, and the result is returned as a standard rowset. If the FOR XML clause is specified, an Extended Markup Language (XML) document is returned instead. Single row, single column queries are supported.
Access database objects such as tables directly Direct queries have the form: http://server/vroot/dbobject/xpath. For direct queries through Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), data is not returned as XML, enabling the direct retrieval of objects like images from the database. The XPath syntax required in this case treats tables and views as elements and columns as attributes.
Execute template files Template queries have the form: http://server/vroot/vname?params and directly reference a template file, which is a valid XML document consisting of one or more SQL statements. When a template file is specified at the URL, the SQL commands stored in the template file are executed. The queries are replaced with the results and the entire XML document is returned to the requestor.
Execute XPath queries through an XML View XPath queries of XML Views have the form: http://server/vroot/vname/xpath?params. XPath queries access specific data from relational tables through XML View (annotated schema) that maps XML to relational database tables.

For More Information:

SQL Server 2000 Web-Enabled Features
Read an interview with Jeff Ressler, product manager on the SQL Server team, focusing on the newest Web building blocks of SQL Server 2000 with which to build your e-commerce, Internet, and intranet solutions.

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