Database Web publishing in action One of the recurring buzzwords on the Web is data publishing.
Data publishing involves creating Web pages from information stored in a database.
This means organisations can get double value from information they already have stored in a database. At Australian PC User magazine, for instance, we store Web site reviews in a Microsoft Access database and then use NetObjects Fusion to publish that information in Web pages. Each review and its associated information occupies one record in the Site Reviews table. We design a Web page in NetObjects Fusion, linked directly to the Site Reviews table. This page displays a summary listing every site name in the table.