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Dreamweaver s capability to conditionally hide or reveal areas of the page is extremely helpful for smoothing the user experience. For example, suppose you have a Web application that shows all 23 items in a particular recordset, 5 at a time, with Next and Previous links (see Figure 21-5). The record navigation controls enable users to page through the recordset, forward and backward. When they reach the final record, the Next and Last buttons should be hidden; when they re on the first record, the Previous and First buttons should be hidden. I ve used Show Region If Not Last Record to hide the Next button and Show Region If Not First Record to hide the Previous button. To apply a Show Region server behavior, follow these steps:

Connectivity is more than a buzzword in Dreamweaver; it s an underlying concept. Dreamweaver makes it possible to connect to any data source supported by the most widely used application servers: ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, PHP, JSP, and even XML. Moreover, the actual connection type is quite flexible; developers can opt for a connection that is easier to implement but less robust or one that requires slightly more server-side savvy and offers greater scalability. A special set of features is available for transforming XML data into a browser-ready format using Extensible Stylesheet Transformation (XSLT) technology. The new Spry toolset takes advantage of Adobe s market-leading work in the Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) workspace and the advanced Spry Data Set feature opens the door to incorporating data in any structured HTML format, like tables, lists, or divs. Dreamweaver offers a choice of languages for a number of application servers and a collection of ready-to-use CSS standard designs, as shown in Figure 2-1. Dreamweaver accesses standard recordsets subsets of a database as well as more sophisticated data sources, such as session or application variables and stored procedures. Through their implementation of cookies and server-side code, Web applications designed in Dreamweaver can track visitors or deny them entrance. You also find support in Dreamweaver for high-end technologies such as Web services and ColdFusion components. Dreamweaver enables you to examine elements of all technologies so that coders can quickly grasp the syntax, methods, and functions required.

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Now the styles are complete. The nal following code results in the display shown in Figure 19-13:

You should include the following functional modules in NewCustAccount.java:

workstation runs a client as a low-priority process that uses system resources only when available. Such a client must have minimal privileges, because outside of CPU cycles the application has no access privileges on the host. The solution is to create a distributed sandbox that controls the resource requests and communications of all participating clients. Distributed sandboxes have been used for a diverse collection of problems: discovering large primes, brute force password cracking, protein structural analysis, massively parallel computing, and distributed analysis of radio wave data for signs of extraterrestrial signals. Many important problems can be solved if every networked host provided a secure distributed sandbox that can tap the idle potential of the computer with no detrimental affect on the user. This function requires OS support from all vendors. Sandboxes do not always protect entities within the sandbox from each other or from the sandbox itself. Entities must agree to obey the rules of the sandbox and not implement attacks in their own functionality that cannot violate the sandbox but that can adversely affect other participants. There is an assumption of fair play among good citizens. An uninvited guest or an intruder might have no qualms about damaging the contents of the sandbox without being able to affect the underlying host. This situation might still result in the violation of some security policy.