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Deploying a Web application
This article describes how to deploy a Web application once you finish building it in Dreamweaver UltraDev.
Most UltraDev developers work with an application server running on a local computer or on an in-house server. As well, the database they use for design and testing purposes is normally hosted on a local desktop computer or on a network server. The database may also contain prototype data, not real data.
To deploy your Web application, you need to deploy two separate things: the application files and the database. Once deployed, you can continue making revisions to the application using UltraDev.
- Preparing the host server
- Deploying the application files
- Modifying UltraDev to continue working on the deployed files
- Deploying the database
- Modifying DSN connections to the database
- Modifying connection strings to the database
- Deploying the database in a different format
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