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App wrap my classic asp based webpages (running on mysql database)?
Hi all,
I have a classic asp webpage powered by mySQL that serves as a task management system.
I wonder if it is possible to create an app around it? The basic functionality should be based on the webpage, but I'd like this to happen:
1. On first use the user should choose which task management system they own (from a dropdown list)
2. On first use the app should prompt for password and then save the credebntials for next time.
3. The app should display a number depending on the amount of unsolved tasks on the webpage.
4. The app should notify the owner of the phone (the admin) if new tasks are entered.
Is this possible?
If yes - How would I go about this? I have no programming experience but I do see various app wrapping software on the web. I can do a bit of classic asp programming.
Best regards
Michael
I have a classic asp webpage powered by mySQL that serves as a task management system.
I wonder if it is possible to create an app around it? The basic functionality should be based on the webpage, but I'd like this to happen:
1. On first use the user should choose which task management system they own (from a dropdown list)
2. On first use the app should prompt for password and then save the credebntials for next time.
3. The app should display a number depending on the amount of unsolved tasks on the webpage.
4. The app should notify the owner of the phone (the admin) if new tasks are entered.
Is this possible?
If yes - How would I go about this? I have no programming experience but I do see various app wrapping software on the web. I can do a bit of classic asp programming.
Best regards
Michael
>>Is this possible?
yes, of course. first of all, you need to know the capabilitiies and the limitations of the development platforms, and then estimate if you got the resources to execute your development and support plan.
in architecture wise, you probably need to have a web service/programming interface so that your app can connect with.
>>And will Apple/Android ever approve such an app?
You now need their approval to develop your app.
yes, of course. first of all, you need to know the capabilitiies and the limitations of the development platforms, and then estimate if you got the resources to execute your development and support plan.
in architecture wise, you probably need to have a web service/programming interface so that your app can connect with.
>>And will Apple/Android ever approve such an app?
You now need their approval to develop your app.
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