Re: web database
Posted in 1997
Topics: Connectivity: ODBC / JDBC / .NET
I have Access97 and a NT server running IIS 3.0. When I export dynamic html do I need to be on the server using Access97 or will doing this from a Win95 work? What scripts etc do I need to place in the inetpub directory to make ASP work? Herbert JADA Productions wrote: > There are many ways to do this. If you have access to an IIS 3.0 > Server > use the Active Server Page extensions and connect to the ODBC source > of > your choice. > -CORRECTION: ASP runs server-side - it can be viewed with ANY > browser! > > If you do not have the proper setup to build something yourself, we > can > help you out. Our service is inexpensive enough that you could > forward the > cost on to your client's and still make money. > > We'll setup and maintain a fully-searchable database for you and allow > you > (or someone you choose) admin rights so the database could be > maintained > via any web browser. > > If you'd like to discuss this project with us further or would like > more > information about our services, take a look at: > > http://www.DiscussionOnTheWeb.com/about.asp > > JADA Productions > > > > > i am trying to desing a database for a cd shop that will be used > on > > > a > > > > webserver so that surfers can browse and search the cd titles > > > > I have adequate knowledge of windows and UNIX programming. > > > > > > > 2. For ODBC databases, you could use ASP (Active Server Page) but > must > > >> > be viewed on IE only (no Netscape) or incorporate ActiveX > Controls.