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access_asp thread: ASP + ACCESS - MTS = E-COMMERCE


Message #1 by Rich Inman <richinman@i...> on Wed, 19 Jun 2002 15:50:36 -0400
Does anyone have an E-Commerce sample application that does not uses MTS
components. We are using a hosting service and we are not allowed to install
our own MTS components on the server which is hosting the site. Therefore I
am probably asking for a different architecture than typically published in
books. ("Beginning E-Commerce").



Message #2 by "Manhal M Shukayr" <mshukayr@r...> on Thu, 27 Jun 2002 07:28:02 -0500
I wrote one for our clients that uses access as the database on a shared
hosting system.  It also uses RDS to transfer orders and service calls to
our accounting and service system on our clients site.  This allows orders
and service calls to be placed and the pick ticket or work order
automatically generated without user intervention.

A demo of the web site is at www.river-cities.com  Select software from the
menu and then click on e-commerce demo.

The web site is written in asp using vbscript.  the database is access but
can easily be sql server by changing the connection string.  There is no
components to be registered on the web server.

The backend interface is written in vb6 with access or sql server as the
database.

I used the book Visual Basic Developer's Guide to E-commerce with ASP and
SQL Server by Noel Jerke and published by sybex for building the web site.
Most of the web pages are used almost word for word from the book.

Hope this helps

Manhal M Shukayr
mshukayr@r...
www.river-cities.com


River Cities Software



----- Original Message -----
From: "Rich Inman" <richinman@i...>
To: "Access ASP" <access_asp@p...>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 2:50 PM
Subject: [access_asp] ASP + ACCESS - MTS = E-COMMERCE


> Does anyone have an E-Commerce sample application that does not uses MTS
> components. We are using a hosting service and we are not allowed to
install
> our own MTS components on the server which is hosting the site. Therefore
I
> am probably asking for a different architecture than typically published
in
> books. ("Beginning E-Commerce").
>
>
>
>
>



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