Developer’s Guide

I-10 Developer’s Guide
V
VBScript 7-3
-view requests B-2
Visual C++ (Windows) 10-1
Visual Cafe 4.0 Expert Edition for
Windows 8-1, 8-15
W
W3C Document Object Model
7-16, 7-17
web browsers
for Java Class Library
examples 8-18
for XML Inventory example
7-17
for XML Simple Examples
7-12
receiving static files 6-2
Web Companion
See also publishing on the
Web, Web Security Database
built-in home page 6-5
configuration options 6-3
default home page, setting 6-6
described 6-2
enabling 6-3
error messages automatically
generated 9-13
error pages recognized 9-13
external functions 6-10
generated error codes C-1
generated instant web pages
6-6
generated log files 6-8
generating XML documents
7-1, 7-2
generating XML DTDs 7-3,
7-5
IP Guest Limit 6-3
languages for instant web
pages 6-7
monitoring web sites 6-8
remote administration 6-4,
6-18
restricting access to IP
addresses 6-4
sharing databases 6-5
Web- external functions 6-11
Web folder, described 6-3
Web publishing. See publishing
on the Web
Web Security Database
See also Web Companion
access privileges, overriding
6-17
assigning user names,
passwords, and permissions
6-18
described 6-16
enabling 6-17
field restriction options,
described 6-19
installing 6-17
protecting specific records in
databases 6-20
remotely administering from
the Web 6-21
user permission options,
described 6-19
using 6-1
web server. See Web Companion
web sites
Apple 2-8, 3-12
Apple Developer Support
10-8
Borland/Inprise (Corel) 8-11
FileMaker Developer support
pages 6-1
FileMaker, Inc. 1-9
hosting multiple 6-5
Javasoft 8-7
monitoring 6-8, 6-10
Sun Microsystems 8-8
testing without a network
connection 6-13
W3C organization 6-9
web-safe colors 5-7, 5-10
What’s This? Help (Windows)
3-9, 4-1
Windows systems, setting up as
single-machine networks 6-13
WinZip for Windows 4-5
World Wide Web Consortium
(W3C) 6-9
X, Y, Z
XML
CGI requests 7-2, 7-8
character entities 5-3
described 7-1
document type definitions
(DTDs) 7-2, 7-3, 7-5
documents for layout themes
5-1
documents generated by the
Web Companion 6-1
-edit request example 7-10
editors 5-1
encoded using UTF-8 format
7-3, 7-8
examples comparing CSS,
XSL, and JavaScript 7-11
FMPDSORESULT grammars
7-3, 7-4
FMPXMLLAYOUT
grammars 7-7
FMPXMLRESULT
grammars 7-5
format parameters 7-2, 7-3
grammars (or schemas),
described 7-2
namespaces 7-3, 7-4, 7-6, 7-7
-new request example 7-9
parsers 7-2, 7-8
using CSS 7-10
using XSL 7-10
XML 1.0 specification 5-3,
7-2
XML Inventory example 7-17
XML-document processing
instruction 5-3
XML-stylesheet processing
instruction 7-2, 7-10
XSLT example
XPAL files for cross-platform use
4-2
Xpl- external functions 10-6
XSL stylesheets 7-10, 7-11
XSLT example 7-14