Re: If C# is used for ecommerce..

Greg wrote:
How can C# be used for a website ?

C# can be used in the code behind the ASP.NET pages.

Would the person viewing a site need to have the .NET framework
installed ?

If only HTML is being sent to the client then the person viewing the site would only need a web browser.

What other technologies would need to be used ?

On the client - none. On the server, besides IIS and the .NET framework, anything else would depend on the requirements of the application.

Would a database server be needed for dynamic content ?

Not necessarily. Often dynamic content data is stored in a database, but it doesn't have to be there.
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Tom Porterfield

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