Administrator’s Guide
Table Of Contents
- Preface Introducing FileMaker Pro 5.5 Unlimited
- Chapter 1 Installing the FileMaker Web Server Connector
- Chapter 2 Administering the Web Server Connector
- Chapter 3 Publishing your database on the Web
- Types of web publishing
- Using the FileMakerPro Web Companion
- Creating a custom home page
- Creating a custom home page for Instant Web Publishing
- Creating a custom web site using a database layout
- Web Companion support for Internet mediatypes
- Monitoring your site
- Exporting data to a static HTML page
- Testing your site without a networkconnection
- Opening password-protected databasesremotely
- Chapter 4 Custom web publishing using CDML
- About the CDML examples
- General steps for custom web publishing using CDML
- About CDML format files
- Generating FileMakerPro CGI requests using CDML
- Using the CDML Tool and templates
- Modified CDML tags
- About the CDML Reference database
- Creating error messages
- Using an encoding parameter with a CDML replacement tag
- Planning your web site
- Chapter 5 Using FileMakerPro XML to deliver your data
- About the XML examples
- General process for custom web publishing using XML
- Generating an XML document
- Using the FMPDSORESULT grammar
- Using the FileMakerPro Extended XMLgrammars
- About UTF-8 encoded data
- Generating FileMakerPro CGI requests for an XML document
- Using style sheets with your XMLdocument
- Comparing CSS, XSLT, and JavaScript
- Looking at the XML Inventory example
- Chapter 6 Using Java and JDBC to deliver your data
- About the JDBC examples
- About JDBC
- Using the FileMaker JDBC Driver
- SQL supported by the FileMaker JDBCDriver
- FileMakerPro support for Unicodecharacters
- About the FileMaker JDBC Driver interfaces and extensions
- Example 1: Looking at the FileMakerPro Explorer application
- Example 2: Creating the JBuilder Inventoryapplication
- Example 3: Creating the Visual Cafe Inventory application
- Using the FileMaker Java classes
- Appendix A Valid names used in CGI requests for FileMaker XML data
- Generating a –find, –findall, or –findany request
- Generating a –view request
- Generating a –new request
- Generating an –edit request
- Generating a –delete request
- Generating a –dbnames request
- Generating a –layoutnames request
- Generating a –scriptnames request
- Generating a –dbopen request
- Generating a –dbclose request
- Specifying parameters for the request
- –db (Database)
- –lay (Layout)
- –format (Format)
- –recid (Record ID)
- –modid (Modification ID)
- –lop (Logical operator)
- –op (Comparison operator)
- –max (Maximum records)
- –skip (Skip records)
- –sortfield (Sort field)
- –sortorder (Sort order)
- –script (Script)
- –script.prefind (Script before Find)
- –script.presort (Script before Sort)
- –styletype (Style type)
- –stylehref (Style href)
- –password (Database password)
- field name (Name of specific field)
- Appendix B FileMaker Pro values for error codes
- Appendix C Enabling the FileMaker Pro Web Companion in MacOS X
- Index
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Examples of –delete requests A-3
Generating a –dbnames request A-3
Examples of –dbnames requests A-4
Generating a –layoutnames request A-4
Examples of –layoutnames requests A-4
Generating a –scriptnames request A-4
Examples of –scriptnames requests A-4
Generating a –dbopen request A-5
Examples of –dbopen requests A-5
Generating a –dbclose request A-5
Examples of –dbclose requests A-5
Specifying parameters for the request A-6
–db (Database) A-6
–lay (Layout) A-6
–format (Format) A-6
–recid (Record ID) A-6
–modid (Modification ID) A-7
–lop (Logical operator) A-7
–op (Comparison operator) A-7
–max (Maximum records) A-8
–skip (Skip records) A-8
–sortfield (Sort field) A-8
–sortorder (Sort order) A-8
–script (Script) A-9
–script.prefind (Script before Find) A-9
–script.presort (Script before Sort) A-9
–styletype (Style type) A-9
–stylehref (Style href) A-9
–password (Database password) A-10
field name (Name of specific field) A-10
Appendix B
FileMaker Pro values for error codes B-1
Appendix C
Enabling the FileMaker Pro Web Companion in Mac OS X
Configuring the Web Companion for use with ports 1024
and higher
C-2
Accessing databases that are published to the Web C-3
Index I-1