Hi,

We would like to develop web interface for our application with ASP.NET(Borland Studio 2006).
We are not familiar with this technology, so is it possible to use DBISAM in such application?

Regards,
Mike

"Mike Mayer" <miko@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:F6000C3D-A324-4D44-8CE0-9DAB19F78621@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> We would like to develop web interface for our application with
> ASP.NET(Borland Studio 2006).
> We are not familiar with this technology, so is it possible to use DBISAM
> in such application?

I have a DBISAM version 4 server on my hosted web server. To access data on
that server I use ContextSoft.com DBISAM.NET ADO.NET provider, a third party
tool. All data retrieval and updating is done through SQL commands.

I have web services written in C# and a few ASP.NET web pages that access
this server and it has been working great for some time now.

For a very long time I simply ran the 5-user server for my web site that was
included free in my DBISAM standard license but recently upgraded to the
full client-server version to have unlimited users at my customer sites.

A feature of the yet to be released ElevateDB is going to be an ADO.NET
provider without reliance on third-party tools. I am looking forward to
this.

-Johnnie

Mike,

<< We would like to develop web interface for our application with
ASP.NET(Borland Studio 2006).We are not familiar with this technology, so is
it possible to use DBISAM in such application? >>

Yes, you can do so via our ODBC driver and the ODBC.NET data provider, or
via the third-party ADO.NET provider from Context Software as Johnnie
described.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com