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Thank you Thank you Thanks for reading about this process.
I have been looking for a challenge and a unit to add to my TeamCIA
computer curriculum. This is the outcome of that challenge.
Database integration on the web is a very difficult process. The
concept is called "building a web application." PC
and MAC users alike can access these web applications using only a web
browser, Netscape or Internet Explorer. This is a big advantage to
application developers.
The process requires three parts.
- Web pages created with ASP programming. (Notice these
file names have an extension of ASP not HTML. If you start to
look at file names as you surf the web, you will notice a lot of ASP
pages.)
- Web pages uploaded and hosted on a Microsoft NT Server
running IIS, Internet Information Server. (This is Bill Gates
attack on the UNIX web server. NT servers are rapidly replacing
UNIX servers as administrators upgrade to these newer servers.)
- A database from Access 2000 connected to these ASP
pages with SQL programming language. (SQL Structured
Query Language is the standard programming language for database
access via a web page.)
Thank you for taking the time to look at this example of web database
integration and ASP programming. Please let me know your
thoughts.
Sincerely,
F. Hayden Cochran
Teacher PVHS
MOUS 1999
MCSE 2000
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