ADE proyect via web, is it possible?

[Rodrigo_live]

Hi! In my company we work with one Access .ade proyect that writes to a
Microsoft SQL 2000 database. I have a simple question: is it possible to make
that .ade proyect web based? I would like to have users access that proyect
vía Internet/Intranet in Internet Explorer for example. Is there any tools to
make this possible?

 

[Paul Shapiro]

Hi! In my company we work with one Access .ade proyect that writes to a
Microsoft SQL 2000 database. I have a simple question: is it possible to
make
that .ade proyect web based? I would like to have users access that
proyect
vía Internet/Intranet in Internet Explorer for example. Is there any tools
to
make this possible?

Not that I am aware of. If the SQL Server is publicly available, or
available to your users via a VPN, they can use the existing .ade
application over the Internet. The only requirement is that the computer
running the application be able to connect to the SQL Server. When running
on a WAN, instead of a LAN, acceptable performance depends on standard
client-server programming approaches- returning just the necessary data (not
usually "Select * From MyTable") and minimizing database roundtrips. When
done correctly performance can be excellent over the Internet.

If you want a web interface, you can redo your .ade application as a web
application, but it's a total rewrite using ASP.Net or some other web
application tool.

 

[De Jager]

Hi! In my company we work with one Access .ade proyect that writes to a
Microsoft SQL 2000 database. I have a simple question: is it possible to
make
that .ade proyect web based? I would like to have users access that
proyect
vía Internet/Intranet in Internet Explorer for example. Is there any tools
to
make this possible?

 

[joelgeraldine]

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