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We are hosting our static web throu our ISP.
We are planning to implement online application
(online statistical Reports, NewsEngine, Press Release, Dyn Faq)
The ISP will offer us the web server based on MS SQL Server2000, ASP
HTML, and exporting tools SQL Server2000 DTS
Throu DTS the our webmaster will be responsible to update
and modify the data by logg'ing into the administration site.
in Our Company we are using Oracle9i on AIX boxes.
Do you recommend me using ASP, SQLServer2000, HTML
for the dynm. update instead of Java and MySQL + PHP?
Is there any considarations should I take before using dynamic upates?
What about the security issu using dynm. upadtes?
I tested the last days the Web server it was very slow in respond
any ideas how can I speed it up?
Any measurment tools around to check the HTML code / page size / Dowload time
and imrovment suggestion
Thanks
We are planning to implement online application
(online statistical Reports, NewsEngine, Press Release, Dyn Faq)
The ISP will offer us the web server based on MS SQL Server2000, ASP
HTML, and exporting tools SQL Server2000 DTS
Throu DTS the our webmaster will be responsible to update
and modify the data by logg'ing into the administration site.
in Our Company we are using Oracle9i on AIX boxes.
Do you recommend me using ASP, SQLServer2000, HTML
for the dynm. update instead of Java and MySQL + PHP?
Is there any considarations should I take before using dynamic upates?
What about the security issu using dynm. upadtes?
I tested the last days the Web server it was very slow in respond
any ideas how can I speed it up?
Any measurment tools around to check the HTML code / page size / Dowload time
and imrovment suggestion
Thanks
what kind of internet connection are you using?
To assess your website try http://www.netmechanic.com/
I've tried their trial version. Personally, i think it gives a reasonable analysis.
To assess your website try http://www.netmechanic.com/
I've tried their trial version. Personally, i think it gives a reasonable analysis.
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I have asked some of the ISP in my country to host our web.
The web will include an application with 2 areas: the public area & the members’ area.
Public Information will be:
Information such as News, Events Databases, etc.,
which will be hosted at ISP, and we will have the
ability to update them through the administration area.
Public users will be able to search by categories, Member name and type
Users will be able to search the statistical data by Data type,
year, bonds or stocks and month for the current year.
Members will be able to register online.
Members will be able to view information regarding the Ownership from database
Memebers will access the info which are aloocated on our
main server.
Main server is based on Oracle RAC running AIX5.1
Can any one help me with the following
1- describe the requirement Hardware/Software on both sides
2- specify database connectivity,
3- Do we need a dedicated server hosting option, including firewall hardware and/or software option.
4- should we go for .NET or other
Thanks
I have asked some of the ISP in my country to host our web.
The web will include an application with 2 areas: the public area & the members’ area.
Public Information will be:
Information such as News, Events Databases, etc.,
which will be hosted at ISP, and we will have the
ability to update them through the administration area.
Public users will be able to search by categories, Member name and type
Users will be able to search the statistical data by Data type,
year, bonds or stocks and month for the current year.
Members will be able to register online.
Members will be able to view information regarding the Ownership from database
Memebers will access the info which are aloocated on our
main server.
Main server is based on Oracle RAC running AIX5.1
Can any one help me with the following
1- describe the requirement Hardware/Software on both sides
2- specify database connectivity,
3- Do we need a dedicated server hosting option, including firewall hardware and/or software option.
4- should we go for .NET or other
Thanks
1. this all depends on what you will be running on that one machine, and what your requirements are. To give you an idea, at home I have a plain old PC 400 MHz 512 Mb ram SCSI HDs and it serves web sites, MS SQL db etc. it flies. You can buy a 20000 Gigahertz machine and still not have enough resources if you are getting thousands of hits, and or if your application is badly written.
2. I have no idea what your after there?
3. No you do not need to go a dedicated solution, but it might be more stable and secure if you do, again depends on your budget and what kind of service your after.
4. I personally would recommend ColdFusion, but you need to go for what you or your staff are familiar with, I also believe .NET is a piece of ...............%% but thats my opinion and everyone else has another opinion.
2. I have no idea what your after there?
3. No you do not need to go a dedicated solution, but it might be more stable and secure if you do, again depends on your budget and what kind of service your after.
4. I personally would recommend ColdFusion, but you need to go for what you or your staff are familiar with, I also believe .NET is a piece of ...............%% but thats my opinion and everyone else has another opinion.
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You need to determine why it is slow.
Is it the server thats slow, is it the program that is slow, is it the line thats slow? When you know what makes it slow, then you can start looking at how to improve it.