WEB AUTHORING

Dreamweaver MX 2004: Your Connection to the Internet

The way to become the best Web developer and Dreamweaver user you can be is to study as if you plan to become a professional, and that includes a review of the basics. This is chapter 1 from Dreamweaver MX 2004: A Beginner's Guide, by Tom Muck and Ray West (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2004, ISBN: 0-07-222996-9).

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You should now have a fairly good understanding of the history of the job you are about to undertake. You should also better understand the kinds of decisions you will need to make to prepare for the development and deployment of your Web site, and how to install and customize Internet Information Services for your development computer. In the next module, we take a tour of Dreamweaver so you can get comfortable with the environment in which you will be working.

The series of numbers that are assigned to every host on the Internet is known as an ______________.
Which of the following are scripting languages you would use with the ASP server model?

A. Visual Basic Script
B. Perl
C. C++
D. JavaScript
E. Tcl/Tk
F. Java
The protocol used to send mail over the Internet is _________________.
What feature of ColdFusion makes it a popular choice for those with experience building static Web pages?
What is the protocol that is used to provide communications for the World Wide Web?
A collection of HTML documents that are related to one another and need to be displayed together form a _______.
What type of server provides a place to post your pages for review before they go live?

A. A testing server
B. A taging server
C. An interim server
D. A push server
Which protocol is responsible for making sure that all the packets of a Web transmission have arrived?

A. Transmission Control Protocol
B. File Transfer Protocol
C. Internet Protocol
D. Hypertext Transmission Protocol
Name at least three server-side languages that could be deployed on a Linux server.
What programming language is supported by JSP?

This chapter is from Dreamweaver MX 2004: A Beginner's Guide, by Tom Muck and Ray West (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2004, ISBN: 0-07-222996-9). Check it out at your favorite bookstore today.

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