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Charles Nadeau

Charles Nadeau

Adobe

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Set up an ASP application server
  3. Define an ASP site in Dreamweaver
  4. Connect to a database
Created:
27 August 2007
User Level:
Beginner
Products:
Dreamweaver

Setting up an ASP development environment for Dreamweaver

This article describes how to set up a development environment for building ASP web applications with Adobe Dreamweaver.

Setting up a development environment for Dreamweaver is a three-part process. First, you set up or get access to an ASP application server. Second, you define a Dreamweaver site. Third, you connect to your database. This article follows this three-step process.

Requirements

To complete this tutorial you will need to install the following software and files:

Dreamweaver CS3

Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) or other ASP application server

Note: Adobe does not provide technical support for third-party products such as ASP application servers.

Sample files:

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About the author

Charles Nadeau is a documentation manager at Adobe, where he leads the development of end-user content for Dreamweaver and acts as the Web Suite content architect. He also managed the documentation for Flex Builder 1 and 2, Fireworks 8, and the last few releases of Dreamweaver. Charles started at the company by writing the help for Dreamweaver UltraDev 1 and 4 as well as numerous articles and tutorials. Charles’ interests include web design and development, motorcycling, and history.