Re: .NET/ODBC queries Via the Internet
- From: SurturZ <surturz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 18:05:02 -0700
Are you worried about SQL injection attacks? Sending naked SQL Queries across
the internet is not very safe.
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David Streeter
Synchrotech Software
Sydney Australia
"Samuel" wrote:
I have the data layer.
I think that I can create an object that has the follwoing members
Datatable
Inetegr to store the error number so i can check the status
String for any error message
Then I make a normal ASP page that doesn't require a special service running
Using the GET method I will send the SQl statement
The content of the ASP page will include the serelized version of the this
object
On the client side I deserialize the content of the asp page
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"Samuel" <samuel.shulman@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I thought that it is possible without a Web Service using regular ASP
pages with XML content
I wonder if there is a way to transfer the errors and other data
The datatable content is not a problem as there is standard methods to
create and read the XML data
The main point is to minimize the required amount of work as we have
exiting tested application
Thank you,
Samuel
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"Samuel" <samuel.shulman@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I find your comment quite rude
You under no obligation to reply and some people will ignore this
message because it had a reply
"SurturZ" <surturz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Erm, ASP.NET? :-)
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David Streeter
Synchrotech Software
Sydney Australia
"Samuel" wrote:
Hi
I need to add a web interface to my VB.NET application
At the moment I use standard ODBC .NET driver but now I need to
install the
program for someone who is offsite and can connect only via the
internet.
What is the method that's used generally (encryption is not
necessary)
Thank you,
Samuel
I really don't think that is rude. Asp.net is the Web Interface that is
dot.net based.
Do you want an interface that can be used thru a browser or one that
will allow your winforms app to be able to access the data thru the
internet?
In the first case you would use Asp.Net to create the interface (too
much to go into for the amount of details we have). The second case
again you would use Asp.Net but create web service that your winforms
app can use to get data from your database.
If you could narrow it down we could help.
LS
The two components you would need as a minimum are:
1. A method to send requests (includes query/update and request status)
2. A method to recieve those requests and process them
If you already have the winforms app created do you have a data layer?
LS
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