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  • Main differences between a static site and a dynamic site
  • Some examples
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Overview
WEBDEV enables you to create static sites and/or dynamic sites. The main difference between these two types of sites is: the dynamic sites manage the data in an interactive mode while the static sites manage fixed data only.
A dynamic site can also include a static section (the presentation of the company for example).
Main differences between a static site and a dynamic site
Static siteDynamic site
The content of pages is fixed, it is defined once and for all.
A static site cannot interact with the data.		The data displayed in the pages changes.
In most cases, the pages are used to:
  • perform processes and/or calculations by programming
  • display and enter data stored in a database
  • display images and interactive text.
WEBDEV offers several types of dynamic sites:
  • WEBDEV site in session mode.
  • WEBDEV site in AWP mode.
  • PHP site.
Static WEBDEV site: no specific engine must be installed on the Web server. The WEBDEV Application Server is not required. Dynamic WEBDEV site:
  • A WEBDEV engine must be installed on the deployment server (a license for WEBDEV deployment version is required).
  • PHP language is required for a PHP site.
Some examples
Static siteDynamic site
Site presenting a company, a regionProduct catalog with real-time management of orders
Site of an associationSite for travel bookings
Site of a newspaper (daily)Site for stock management (Intranet)
Site presented on a CD
See also
Minimum version required
  • Version 9
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