Test database queries in dreamweaver

Hi,
I have dreamweaver MX and it's nice to write PHP code with
MySql queries but I have always wondered if it is possible to
include a PHP server and MySql server in Dreamweaver so that one
can test the page offline before uploading it to the real server.
I know one can install external PHP and MySql servers, but
that might be a little trouble for me.
Please let me know if this has been included in later
versions, or might be included in future ones.
Best Regards,
Mario Mansour

> I know one can install external PHP and MySql servers,
but that
might be a
> little trouble for me.
> Please let me know if this has been included in later
versions, or
might be
> included in future ones.
Take a look at
http://www.wampserver.com/en/
It really does make installation of PHP and mySQL very easy.
There is none of this built in to DW, and I doubt there ever
will be.
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