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joyo2003us
Hi,
This question has been confused me for a while. Can I run a web-based
program without webserver? I've developed several Access applications.
Usually, I put the mdb file on our shared drive and let everyone
access it. Now I would like to use web browser as frontend interface.
The users are through the web browser to save and query the data in
database, but I have a problem. I can not have a web server. I've read
a couple of articles. I understand I have to have a web server, such as
IIS or Apache if I want to run a web-based database. The reason which I
can not have a web server is not related to technical, it is political.
My question is,
If I put my backend (Database file) on shared drive. Can everyone use
the web browser to save and retrieve the data from backend without a
web server running. If so, could you give me a detailed explaination on
this. I am also seeking some other ways, such as using PHP or JSP to
make it work.
Thank you very much.
joyo
This question has been confused me for a while. Can I run a web-based
program without webserver? I've developed several Access applications.
Usually, I put the mdb file on our shared drive and let everyone
access it. Now I would like to use web browser as frontend interface.
The users are through the web browser to save and query the data in
database, but I have a problem. I can not have a web server. I've read
a couple of articles. I understand I have to have a web server, such as
IIS or Apache if I want to run a web-based database. The reason which I
can not have a web server is not related to technical, it is political.
My question is,
If I put my backend (Database file) on shared drive. Can everyone use
the web browser to save and retrieve the data from backend without a
web server running. If so, could you give me a detailed explaination on
this. I am also seeking some other ways, such as using PHP or JSP to
make it work.
Thank you very much.
joyo